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To: GretchenM

His Chronicles of Narnia is for children (although adults can enjoy it as I did). For adults, he wrote the space trilogy. It is equally chock full of Christian metaphore, which is EXTREMELY unusual in science fiction.


347 posted on 12/28/2005 9:20:57 AM PST by RobRoy
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To: RobRoy

BobJ was having a difficult time seeing the central appeal to the way children think and find this story "believable" and how they can easily accept the phenomena of entering an alternate world as Lewis scripted it.

I agree re the central Christian theme and would add that, as an adult, I enjoyed the movie immensely and found it engrossing.


352 posted on 12/28/2005 11:53:48 AM PST by GretchenM (Hooked on porn and hating it? Visit http://www.theophostic.com .)
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To: RobRoy
I just re-read your post and realized I hadn't read this carefully enough: "Christian metaphor, which is EXTREMELY unusual in science fiction."

I had never really thought about that. I suppose it depends on the reader / viewer. I don't have a problem with the concept.

354 posted on 12/28/2005 2:03:14 PM PST by GretchenM (Hooked on porn and hating it? Visit http://www.theophostic.com .)
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