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Robert Rauch
writes: Can we be serious for a minute? Out of the Silent Planet is a poor attempt for Lewis keep his Christian beliefs relevant in the modern world - where it seems inevitable that other intelligent life will be eventually discovered. It is sad to see him cling so desperately to his feeble beliefs and painful to watch him disparage scientific achievement though his misunderstanding of rationality and moral behavior. |
| [362] Posted on Thursday, 05 February 2009 at 16:44 GMT [Reply to this] [Permalink] |
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Vince
writes in reply to Robert Rauch: Can we be serious for a minute? Well, whatever makes you tick. Fact is, Lewis is one of the most accomplished and renowned writers of the 20th century, in the realms of fiction, fantasy, non-fiction, and religion. I don't see what qualifications you have to make a judgment of his relevance and beliefs. |
| [365] Posted on Monday, 16 February 2009 at 17:26 GMT [Reply to this] [Permalink] |
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orlo
writes in reply to Robert Rauch: Can we be serious for a minute? thank you for your input weston |
| [401] Posted on Sunday, 12 July 2009 at 12:38 GMT [Reply to this] [Permalink] |
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Tom
writes in reply to orlo: Can we be serious for a minute? haha. Thanks Weston. C.S. Lewis is on eof the best Christian Authors of all time. We salute him. |
| [440] Posted on Thursday, 19 November 2009 at 18:35 GMT [Reply to this] [Permalink] |
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Jamaal
writes in reply to orlo: Can we be serious for a minute? Lol...witty response. |
| [456] Posted on Thursday, 10 December 2009 at 19:46 GMT [Reply to this] [Permalink] |
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q
writes in reply to Robert Rauch: Can we be serious for a minute? Lewis once was an atheist. he converted to christianity under the guidance of J.R.R. Tolkien. Not everyone leaves God forever; sometimes prodigal sons return. By the way, Christianity explains all the ''scientific acheivement'' as well as the things that science cannot explain. be as cold and cynical as you want, but C.S. Lewis has saved many souls and enlightened many atheists. |
| [411] Posted on Thursday, 10 September 2009 at 22:22 GMT [Reply to this] [Permalink] |
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(anonymous)
writes in reply to Robert Rauch: Can we be serious for a minute? it is not that he isn't writing about Christianity. because he sort of is. look into it more and allow yourself to have an open mind. |
| [622] Posted on Saturday, 11 September 2010 at 14:47 GMT [Reply to this] [Permalink] |
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Marissa
writes in reply to Robert Rauch: Can we be serious for a minute? I might say that Lewis had more understanding of rational thinking and morals than you may ever claim. |
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