Tag: C.S. Lewis

Ovid in Narnia

Benjamin Philips — March 5, 2024

Ovid in Narnia

Detecting allusions to Actaeon and Io in "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader"

The Ceremony of Knee-Jerk Reactions

Jeremy Larson — February 21, 2024

The Ceremony of Knee-Jerk Reactions

C.S. Lewis, gay weddings, and a defense of knee-jerk reactions

The Anglicanism of C.S. Lewis

Alastair Roberts — February 13, 2024

The Anglicanism of C.S. Lewis

Lewis's Anglicanism, while of its time, still serves as a guide for orthodox Protestants today.

Lewis Takes Manhattan

Mark Noll — January 30, 2024

Lewis Takes Manhattan

Mark Noll examines the earliest U.S responses to C.S. Lewis, with no shortage of surprises.

What’s In A Name?

Calvin Goligher — January 9, 2024

What’s In A Name?

Why name a child after C.S. Lewis and St. Augustine?

Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Our Constantinian Moment

Brad Littlejohn — December 6, 2023

Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Our Constantinian Moment

21st century intellectuals are realizing, as Constantine did, that only Christianity can hold our civilization together.

The Retrieval of Narratives in Apologetics

Dylan Mayne — November 14, 2023

The Retrieval of Narratives in Apologetics

For a long time, narratives played a key role in apologetics. Is it time they made a comeback?

Ordering Our Social Loves

James R. Wood — October 26, 2023

Ordering Our Social Loves

Within their love of God, how should Christians order love for family, nation, and church?

The Whole Lewis

Michael Oppizzi — September 18, 2023

The Whole Lewis

A new three-part C.S. Lewis biography is exhaustive, making new revelations, though not without its flaws.

Davenant Staff Summer Reading List 2023

Michael Riggins — July 5, 2023

Davenant Staff Summer Reading List 2023

Find out what the Davenant Institute staff is reading this summer!