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Lewis Agonistes: How C.S. Lewis Can Train Us to Wrestle with the Modern and Postmodern World is unavailable, but you can change that!

The written legacy of C.S. Lewis continues to be a rich mine of Christian thought and perspective. And each work continues to be as relevant today as it was at its original publishing.And now, Lewis scholar Louis Markos has done the community of faith a great service by organizing Lewis’s thoughts on a wide scope of subjects pertaining to modernity and postmodernity—on science and the natural...

the eternal moment of heaven, all is joy and life and praise; in the eternal moment of hell, all is emptiness and sterility and narcissism. There is neither beginning nor ending in heaven and hell; there is no such thing as “semi-eternity.” If the damned exist at all in the eternal state of hell, then they must exist there eternally (this is partly why Lewis can claim that heaven and hell work backwards). Conditional immortality is not a divine paradox, like the Incarnation, but a nonsensical contradiction.