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Theology Thursday: C. S. Lewis: A Guide for Life | GCU Blog

What can we learn from C.S. Lewis’s wide variety of works in all his books? Read this Theology Thursday blog and explore his impactful stories for all ages.

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Theology Thursday: C. S. Lewis: A Guide for Life

C.S. Lewis has marked my life intellectually, imaginatively and spiritually. My greatest literary pleasure as a child was reading “The Chronicles of Narnia.” I loved everything about these books: the...

Theology Thursday: Faith: An Addition to Life or Foundation for Life?

When considering the issue of faith, it must be asked whether it should be viewed merely as an “addition” to life or as the very “foundation” for life. Now, of course, since we are here concerned...

Theology Thursday: Elements of Effective Soul Care

Many of us want to take care of our bodies. We try to eat a healthy diet, engage in regular exercise, and get a sufficient amount of sleep. These things are good for our bodies — and (in a very real...

Theology Thursday: Friendship With God

Most people recognize friendship as a great good. Friendship has been discussed by philosophers, like Plato and Aristotle, as well as theologians, like Thomas Aquinas. Much thought and attention has...

Theology Thursday: The Value of Spiritual Rest

We live in a restless age. Many people struggle with mental health issues like anxiety and depression. We feel a deep-seated need for rest and recognize that genuine human flourishing is impossible...

Dear Theophilus: Christians in the Social Sciences

Dear Faculty, How should Christians in fields like psychology or human behavioral science do their work when the consensus in the field often assumes non-Christian views of the mind, spirituality...

Theology Thursday: Open Interfaith Dialogue With Opposing Views

How should we have open dialogue with those who hold opposing views? If you’re like most people, this is probably a very challenging question. Of course, from a Christian perspective, it goes without...