[ SECRET POST #2213 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2213 ⌋

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Comments

[wauwy]

First, lol millennialists. Second, Narnia wasn't supposed to be the world per se though, it was a quasi-heaven, especially by the last book, where at the very end things became REAL heaven.

idk, it's clear by that point that Lewis had just thrown his hands up and was like "ROCKS FALL, THEY WERE DEAD THE WHOLE TIME"

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

As someone who believes in the Second Coming, I agree with your "lol millennialists". Didn't anyone ever remember that verse about no one knowing the day nor the hour of the coming of the Lord?

I never saw Narnia as a quasi-heaven. It always came off to me as a magic land of adventure that maybe didn't have World War 2 bombing to worry about, but had it's own share of problems (that were conveniently solved by children).

Mmm, I don't think I was ever hugely happy about the last book, even back when I first heard it in second grade (the joys of being in a church school? Naria was the books of the teacher-reading-to-the-class session).

[natural_blue_26.livejournal.com]

Everyone interprets things differently, but I always read TLB (one of my favorite books of the series) as being the most 'real world' example of all the books - new age prophets that present the old god/religion in new ways that tries to mesh different religions that aren't actually based on the same mythology into one with smoke and mirrors, etc.

Also I read the very end of book more of a blatant 'all of Aslan's chosen died and were taken into the Narnia within Narnia at the same time' pretty much exactly like some people read the end of the New Testament (or at least the part that doesn't involve fiery heavenly justice being meted out) than CS Lewis just given up, but I'm not exactly a Biblical scholar either.