Lewis explores the fear of the unknown in relation to the goodness of God

In this podcast episode, the guest discusses a passage from one of CS Lewis's lesser-known works, where the narrator grapples with the fear of encountering a good that may be dreadful. The guest suggests that Lewis is highlighting the tension between our expectations of a wholly beautiful and good God and the reality of God's transcendence. The speaker emphasizes that the true allure in approaching God lies in His incomprehensibility and the possibility that He might be different from what we expect. Ultimately, the guest concludes that Lewis raises important questions about our understanding of God and the potential unease we may experience if He turns out to be different from our preconceived notions.