C.S. Lewis

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The book was published seven years after Lewis's death. The Last Battle was published in 1956 and CS Lewis died in 1963.

CS Lewis had just one brother, Warren Hamilton Lewis, born three years earlier than CS Lewis, on 16 June 1895.

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Yes, C.S. Lewis did visit America. He first traveled to America in 1954, and returned in following years for lectures and speaking engagements.

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Yes, C.S. Lewis died on November 22, 1963

Clive Staples Lewis (CS) was a native of Ireland who is best known for his speculative fictional works. These include his iconic Children's Literature classic "The Chronicles of Narnia", and "The Space Trilogy". Lewis and fellow writer, J.R.R. Tolkien were very good friends.

C.S. Lewis was raised a nominal Christian and gave up his faith as a young child. For most of his young adulthood, Lewis believed that science had proven religion unnecessary and had in fact described the development of religion in a sensible way. A big issue for him was that of suffering: how could a good and loving God let so many terrible things happen and continue, in history and in the natural world?

His spiritual autobiography "Surprised by Joy" describes how and why he converted. (It was a long process and involved a number of circumstances and people including J.R.R. Tolkien. Lewis did not want to become a Christian but could not help it based on how he was led to understand a number of things; he referred to himself later as "the most reluctant convert in all England.")

The short : when he came to believe it, Christianity explained not only the problem of pain but also those of joy, wonder, and a longing for something we can't quite put our fingers on (U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" comes to mind). The worldview represented by faith in Christ reconciled much of the issues of the human condition.

C.S Lewis, who had been an avowed atheist, became a Christian when it became apparent to him that God's existence and the historicity of the Bible were true - thus, his life was illuminated by belief in Christ. More than that, his new belief illuminated every other area of life and provided s that had previously evaded him. He now had a Christian worldview, the outlook of which had seemed incomprehensible before his life was illuminated by belief in Christ.

C.S. Lewis coined the term "Lord, Lunatic, or Liar" in his book "Mere Christianity" to argue that Jesus could only be one of these options: a Lord (divine), a Lunatic (crazy), or a Liar (deceitful). Lewis's argument is meant to challenge people to consider the claims Jesus made about himself and the implications they have.

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C.S. Lewis did not have any books published in 1919. The first book published by C.S. Lewis was "Spirits in Bondage" in 1919, but it was published under the pseudonym Clive Hamilton. Lewis gained more recognition with his later works, such as "The Chronicles of Narnia" series.

C.S. Lewis was 25 years old when he published his first book, a collection of poems titled "Spirits in Bondage" under the pseudonym Clive Hamilton.

No he did not, but his wife had two children before marrying him.

It means that people keep themselves in Hell. The lock is on the inside of the door, which means they locked it and (potentially, at least) could unlock it. His meaning is colorfully illustrated in on of his shorter books, The Great Divorce. The quote itself appears in The Problem of Pain: "Finally, it is objected that the ultimate loss of a single soul means the defeat of omnipotence. And so it does. In creating beings with free will, omnipotence from the outset submits to the possibility of such defeat. What you call defeat, I call miracle: for to make things which are not Itself, and thus to become, in a sense, capable of being resisted by its own handiwork, is the most astonishing and unimaginable of all the feats we attribute to the Deity. I willingly believe that the damned are, in one sense, successful, rebels to the end; that the doors of hell are locked on the inside."

C S Lewis was married twice to the same woman, Joy Davidman. The first marriage was a marriage of convenience only so that Joy (an American) could stay in England because she had a British husband. He married her in a church marriage at her bedside at the hospital on March 21, 1957 (she had cancer).

C.S. Lewis considered folktales to be sources of deep truths and insights into the human experience. He believed that they can convey moral lessons, spiritual truths, and universal themes that connect all people. Lewis saw folktales as a way to explore timeless issues and tap into the collective wisdom of humanity.

C.S. Lewis' difficult childhood, marked by his mother's death and strained relationship with his father, influenced his writing by shaping his themes of loss, yearning, and redemption. These experiences provided him with a deep well of emotions and insights that he drew upon in his works, particularly in his exploration of faith, morality, and the human experience.

CS Lewis died in November 1963, just short of his 65th birthday.

He and JRR Tolkien, along with Charles Williams were members of a group called 'The Inklings' and they would meet at a local pub and share parts of stories that they were working on writing.

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