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A Virtual Mentor: My Review of the C.S. Lewis Class at RTS by Knox Chamblin
Admittedly, I’ve never written a review for a class before. To me, there is something crassly consumeristic about treating a classroom like a CD or a book, to be bought, sold and traded. But, with the...
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Love, Actually: Pat Robertson vs. C.S. Lewis on Real Love
Recently Pat Robertson has hit the media with a crazy statement. Some of you may not be surprised. When he’s not calling on American military to perform an assassination or suggesting that the gay...
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Four Views on the Spectrum of Evangelicalism: A Confessional Review
I read Four Views on the Spectrum of Evangelicalism quite by accident, and at a time when I should have been attending to other matters—in particular, getting assignments back to my students in a...
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Tolstoy’s “Religion and Morality”
In a post responding to the firestorm or criticism in the America media regarding Kirk Cameron’s understanding of homosexuality, I offered a critique of the media’s simplistic response, but focused on...
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Can You See Beauty in Things You Disagree With? The Ihsan of Evangelicalism
I remember when I first stumbled across the word “Ihsan” in my studies. It is from a mystical path in Islam, and is best translated “Doing What is Beautiful.” As soon as I read the word, I knew what it...
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What I learned about Gender from the Zondervan Catalogue
I am not a huge book catalogue guy. I prefer to limit my literary lust to creeping used bookstores and haunting the forgotten stacks of local libraries. But there is one that I am always excited to...
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A Toy Left on the Lawn: C.S. Lewis and the Controversy of The Four Loves
Tonight I am teaching on C.S. Lewis’ classic treatment, The Four Loves. I read this early in my adult encounter with Lewis (see my old review here), and again this spring when preparing for the course....
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