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Mentioned in 49 episodes
The Lion, The witch and the Wardrobe
Book • 1950
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a portal fantasy novel that follows the story of four English siblings - Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy - who are evacuated to the countryside during World War II. While exploring the large, old house of Professor Kirke, Lucy discovers a wardrobe that serves as a portal to the land of Narnia.
In Narnia, they encounter various magical creatures and the evil White Witch, who has cast a spell to keep Narnia in perpetual winter.
The siblings soon learn that they are part of an ancient prophecy to save Narnia, aided by the lion Aslan.
The story is an allegory of Christianity, with Aslan's sacrifice and resurrection mirroring the story of Jesus Christ.
The novel also incorporates elements from Germanic, classical Greek and Roman, and Celtic mythology.
In Narnia, they encounter various magical creatures and the evil White Witch, who has cast a spell to keep Narnia in perpetual winter.
The siblings soon learn that they are part of an ancient prophecy to save Narnia, aided by the lion Aslan.
The story is an allegory of Christianity, with Aslan's sacrifice and resurrection mirroring the story of Jesus Christ.
The novel also incorporates elements from Germanic, classical Greek and Roman, and Celtic mythology.
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Mentioned in 49 episodes
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as an example of a story where the Messiah figure gives the witch what she thinks belongs to her, but it doesn't actually belong to her.


Jon Collins

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An Eternal Redemption
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to illustrate the concept of scattered gifts in Heavenly Father's plan.

Bryce Dunford

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Ep 320 | D&C 46-48, Come Follow Me 2025 (May 12-18)
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as a first edition that his mother read to him and his sister.


N.T. Wright

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CNLP 772 | The Making of NT Wright: His Calling, What He Gave Up, His Influences, And His Views on Spiritual Warfare and Demonizing Your Enemies
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when talking about children's stories and the evacuation of children during WWII.

Lisa Marciano

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People Pleasing Is Making You Sick!
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when recalling one of his books and telling a story of the lion, the bear, and the unicorn.

Randall Wallace

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Randall Wallace
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, noting Lewis wrote the opening lines in 1939.


Joseph Loconte

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Oxford’s inklings and the Christian imagination
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as a book that allegorically describes God as a lion named Aslan.


Paul Daugherty

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Unsafe Faith | Paul Daugherty | Prophets Pt.7
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as a book being read to her son before bed.

Sarah Isgur

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as an analogy to improvisers’ choices in scenes.


Suzi Barrett

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Yes, Also - Eugene Cordero
Mentioned by Marian Jacobs as having a very obvious Jesus Lion.

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Should Christians Read Fictional Literature Containing Magic, Witchcraft, & the Occult? Marian Jacobs
Mentioned by Seth as part of C.S. Lewis's Narnia series, specifically highlighting a section about Aslan.

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Don't Throw Away Your Confidence (Hebrews 10:26-35)
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as stories his daughter was reading, in order to make a distinction between true and fictional stories.


Greg Koukl

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to introduce a theme that we're going to see throughout Lewis's stories.


Andrew Snyder

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103 - Perelandra
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as a fictional work that illustrates the concept of ransom captive.

Marty Solomon

Brent Billings

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166: Hebrews — Atonement 101
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when discussing the theological logic of suffering in Christianity.

John Dickson

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145. Second Act
Referenced as a story, where the four children enter the world of Narnia.

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When I Feel Afraid | Psalm 11 | Jon Harkey
Mentioned as a book Gary Gullman read and joked about after watching its movie adaptation.

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Mentioned by Seth Trout to highlight the wisdom of distinguishing between what is human and what is not, particularly in the context of AI.

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as one of the children's classics she had access to in the library.


Katherine Rundell

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Books v Screens: Why Every School Needs a Library (Katherine Rundell)
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as an example of a known story that can aid in foreign language acquisition through audiobooks.

Joshua Sheats

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Have Kids, Travel the World, and Still Build Wealth: Joshua Sheats Interview



