Great book. It shouldn't have been renamed 'The Narnia Code' though. I was put off for the longest time, thinking it was some kind of Da Vanci Code-style nonsense. I was surprised at how well thought out it is.
lewis is great. narnia blew my mind when i was six 1964. i used to climb into wardrobes wanted so much to get to narnia. ive carried this story for all these years wondering and anylising. aslan did the great man really mean islam. but formost i now believe it was not a wardrobe that lucy got into but a coffin. you see you dont get to break out of thse set of physics any oher way. the only way for lucy to jump parralel universes was to leave her body. she made this journey several times but at the end could not return to earth and back into her body and so was confined to narnia. wardrobe or coffin of sorts whats the difference. and by the way i know about the tree and prince caspian
@@cayereneeorquina9037 Aslan is not a Christ reference. It's in his name. He is "As-A-Lion". He is not "The Lion" read between the lines like Lewis told you to in the screw tape letters. Lewis is a top shelf black mage; takes one to know one. I know what a spirit behind the pen looks and reads like.
C.S. Lewis is one of my favorite witches , right up there with Mr. Crowley; but obviously much more important due to his influence of the Christian population. Lewis was all about the Kabalah, note the white witch is the "daughter of Adams first wife; Lilith". Lol don't even get me started on the Screw Tape Letters, he literally let's the reader know they should be using their Witchcraft "turning the circled counter clockwise" or "connecting the dots/ reading between the lines" When i was a little kid i knew right away that "The Magicians Nephew" was not Christian allegory. My parents changed my mind, and now that I'm a free thinking adult; i once again disagree that his fruits are sweet.
@@improvisedchaos8904 That’s fine. You’re opinion and experiences are your own and you should keep them. They’re just illogical to the writings and broadcasts of Lewis.
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Great book. It shouldn't have been renamed 'The Narnia Code' though. I was put off for the longest time, thinking it was some kind of Da Vanci Code-style nonsense. I was surprised at how well thought out it is.
the book of enoch describes the 7 heavens.
No it doesn’t
lewis is great. narnia blew my mind when i was six 1964. i used to climb into wardrobes wanted so much to get to narnia. ive carried this story for all these years wondering and anylising. aslan did the great man really mean islam. but formost i now believe it was not a wardrobe that lucy got into but a coffin. you see you dont get to break out of thse set of physics any oher way. the only way for lucy to jump parralel universes was to leave her body. she made this journey several times but at the end could not return to earth and back into her body and so was confined to narnia. wardrobe or coffin of sorts whats the difference. and by the way i know about the tree and prince caspian
Aslan is not Islam, His a foreshadowing of Jesus Christ. The author is a christian
@@cayereneeorquina9037 Aslan is not a Christ reference. It's in his name. He is "As-A-Lion". He is not "The Lion" read between the lines like Lewis told you to in the screw tape letters. Lewis is a top shelf black mage; takes one to know one. I know what a spirit behind the pen looks and reads like.
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Narnia are good book
WOW!! C.S Lewis made masterpieces and the best author.
The movies kind of bring itto life, but NOT as explanitory as the books.
AMEN TO GOD!!! :)
Amen to GOD, but CS Lewis went to hell. These are all occult doctrines in these books. Aslan is Tammuz, not Christ
The bible speaks of two lion like men...and od an army of 200million horsemen...half man half horse.
Bigor Shpella Just curious, but what is the address of the verses that pinpoint that?
I think you pretty much just judged your self.
C.S. Lewis is one of my favorite witches , right up there with Mr. Crowley; but obviously much more important due to his influence of the Christian population.
Lewis was all about the Kabalah, note the white witch is the "daughter of Adams first wife; Lilith". Lol don't even get me started on the Screw Tape Letters, he literally let's the reader know they should be using their Witchcraft "turning the circled counter clockwise" or "connecting the dots/ reading between the lines"
When i was a little kid i knew right away that "The Magicians Nephew" was not Christian allegory. My parents changed my mind, and now that I'm a free thinking adult; i once again disagree that his fruits are sweet.
At least you’ll admit he’s a witch. But I pray you come out of these deceptions before you get thrown in hell. I’ll pray for you now!
GOD Bless! ❤️
You have to do a lot of mental gymnastics to arrive at those conclusions. Have you read any of Lewis’ worked besides the Narnia books?
@@matthewturner4719 Yes; and it doesn't change my opinion.
@@improvisedchaos8904 That’s fine. You’re opinion and experiences are your own and you should keep them. They’re just illogical to the writings and broadcasts of Lewis.
@@matthewturner4719 you've not read between the lions/lines.
I suppose I see Lewis for who he is in a "it tales one to know one" type of way.
LOL