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To have been a fly on the wall: Graham, Stott & Lewis in 1955

• Tuesday 20 October 2009 • 5 Comments

Posted in All Souls Langham Place, Billy Graham, C S Lewis, John Stott, church, church history, preaching, religion, worldwide church


Vintage Lewis on Symbolism & Hope

• Wednesday 25 February 2009 • 1 Comment

Posted in C S Lewis, apologetics, bible, biblical theology, books & book reviews, christian experience, genius, heaven, hermeneutics, hope, parody, theology, worldviews


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