and he suggested the narnia books. now, i was just old enough that i had never heard of the narnia books in fact when i was a kid, i was even a bigger nerd mostly back in those days. i didn't even like fantasy books, wanted books with facts kind of like the eustace character in narnia that boy did. i relate to him. so it's not surprising that i'd never heard of the number of good books, but my best friend from high school had also gone off to boston with me, but he was studying physics at mit and he was a member of. the m.i.t. science fiction. so every weekend go out and hang out with him. and i discovered the misfits library and there were i found copies of the narnia. i'm 18 years old. i discovered for the first time i'm concentrating on the author's technique more than the content. but i discovered that this had a remarkable effect. me it wasn't the fact that they were christian. you know, obviously were christian. you can tell that if you're 18 years old, it might be snuck when you're 12 or eight. but i was still a

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looses apocalyptic conclusion to the chronicles of narnia. in this scene, the forces of evil have been defeated. goodness has prevailed. aslan wins in the narnia chronicles. yet one troubling plot point remains unresolved. the treacherous dwarfs are determined to defeat from the jaws of victory. they sit, huddled and miserable, in the dark confines of what they take to be a black hole. queen lucy, always lewis's moral exemplar, tries to persuade the doors to see things as they are. they are not in a black hole, but in the midst of the open sky, the green grass and fragrant flowers.. ice awaits them, if only they have eyes to see and ears to hear. lucy tearfully bakes aslan to help the dwarves. he provides them a feast, but to no avail. not even aslan will force those who choose blindness to see what is. they will not let us help them, aslan says. they have chosen cunning instead of their belief. their prison is in their own mind, yet, they are in the present, and so afraid of being taken in, that they cannot be taken out. the last chapter of

but aslan wins in the narnia chronicles.all that remains is to pass into aslan's country for eternity. yet one troubling plot point remains unresolved. the treacherous dwarfs are determined to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. they sit huddled and miserable in the dark confines of what they take to be a black hole. queen lucy, always lewis's moral exemplar, tries to persuade the dwarfs to see things as they really are. they are not in a black hole, but in the midst of the open sky. the grass and fragrant flowers. paradise awaits them. if only they have eyes to see. and ears to hear. lucy tearfully begs aslan to help the dwarfs, and he provides them a sumptuous feast, but to no avail. not even aslan will force those who choose blindness to see what truly is. they will not let us help them. as one says, they have chosen cunning instead of belief. their prison is only their own minds. yet they are in that prison and so afraid of being taken in that they cannot be taken out. the last chapter of the abolition of man is abou

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