Exploring Transcendence in Lewis's Space Trilogy

This chapter examines Weston's character development in C.S. Lewis's Space Trilogy, focusing on his shift from materialism to a deeper spiritual understanding. It discusses the implications of this transformation within the context of modern existential explorations, including the challenges of recognizing benevolent versus malevolent spiritual forces. Additionally, the conversation draws parallels between contemporary ambitions for space exploration and the moral considerations of transcending human limitations, urging a thoughtful approach towards innovation.