[ SECRET POST #4469 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4468 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Every time I think I want to re-read the Last Battle I remember how friggin' depressing the storyline and ending are.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I just don't reread Last Battle, pfft.

[greghousesgf]

I know I've said this here before but it drives me nuts that a writer as devout and imaginative as C.S. Lewis couldn't think up a better heaven than "everybody does nothing but run and eat fruit". that's not heaven. that's a cheap ass weight loss spa.

[(Anonymous)]

My budding atheist third grade self was very angry to find out that Aslan=Furry Jesus, but I remember thinking going higher into heaven every moment and stuffing their faces with fruit seemed like a super obvious, anti-Adam and Eve punished by expulsion from Eden for eating fruit, er, reversal, or something.

My official religious education consisted of one morning tagging along to Sunday school with some neighbor kids at the age of five or so, where I was told I would roast in Hell (“what’s Hell?”) for not believing in Jesus (“who’s Jesus?”), and came home crying hysterically about being on fire forever. I never went back, and my parents never pressured me to, but I’ve taken a few religion classes since then out of (often morbid) curiosity. So my interpretation’s probably a load of hooey.

[(Anonymous)]

Few things inspire more contempt for Christian theology for me than C.S. Lewis's "Divorce" which is all over the Narnia novels.

[(Anonymous)]

SA: Ok, the weak-ass "faith in faith" and straw-atheism that bookend Life of Pi. I have marginally more contempt for that.

[(Anonymous)]

I actually felt like Divorce was slightly better than most conservative Christian theology. At least people can get out of Lewis's hell. Usually hell is eternal and inescapable, being punished forever for whatever you do in life. Which is all kinds of fucked up.

[(Anonymous)]

IDK that sounds like heaven to me.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean I assumed that was just the "further up and further in" bit and there was plenty to do once they made it to the actual gates/met Reepicheep