C.S. Lewis Class | Prince Caspian

Imagine living in a land that had forgotten its history and substituted a revisionist narrative that said all evidences of the Divine were foolish myths, where individuals struggled to practice their faith while being surrounded by a sea of doubters and skeptics, where Evil seemed poised to triumph over Good, and where even the strongest believers wondered sometimes whether they had been abandoned. Welcome to the world of Prince Caspian, the next book of the Chronicles of Narnia after The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. C.S. Lewis wrote that this book concerns the “restoration of the true religion after a corruption.”

 

Join us on Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. in the Great Hall starting September 10 as the Rev. Brian McGreevy leads us in a deep dive into this marvelous and highly relevant book, along with related Scripture passages. We will examine such themes as how disbelief and doubt creep into our lives, the effects of living under the wrong framework of reality, the importance of cultivating virtue and courage, and the priority of seeking the Kingdom of God with our whole heart.