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The Space Trilogy
The Ransom Trilogy
Book • 2021
The trilogy consists of 'Out of the Silent Planet', 'Perelandra', and 'That Hideous Strength'.
It follows Dr. Elwin Ransom, a philologist, as he is kidnapped and taken to Mars (Malacandra), then to Venus (Perelandra), and finally back to Earth.
Each book explores themes of good vs.
evil, free will, and the cosmic hierarchy, drawing parallels with biblical narratives and classical mythology.
The series delves into spiritual warfare, the nature of sin, and the struggle between personal ambition and moral integrity.
It follows Dr. Elwin Ransom, a philologist, as he is kidnapped and taken to Mars (Malacandra), then to Venus (Perelandra), and finally back to Earth.
Each book explores themes of good vs.
evil, free will, and the cosmic hierarchy, drawing parallels with biblical narratives and classical mythology.
The series delves into spiritual warfare, the nature of sin, and the struggle between personal ambition and moral integrity.
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Philip Chase
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#114 An introduction to The Space Trilogy
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Quodlibet 3: Does the Garden of Eden Still Exist?
