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Michael Ward

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Planet Narnia by Michael  Ward
"4.5 stars for the depth of research and the compelling nature of the work. The introductory sections made me quite skeptical—I was concerned that much of the content would be founded on speculation rather than careful analysis. About a third of the w" Read more of this review »
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After Humanity by Michael  Ward
“Religion comes from a Latin root meaning “to bind,” referring to the bond of obedience that characterizes the life of a member of a religious order. By extension, religion can be thought of as a bond of unity, as a process that “re-ligaments” or “re-ligatures,” tying disparate things back together into one, integrating diverse viewpoints.”
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Tolkien's Faith by Holly Ordway
"Very very interesting and well researched. It's so good to read about Tolkien and his faith which was a very important part of his life as a devout Catholic. What a good and learned man he was. I shall re read this book! "
Tolkien's Faith by Holly Ordway
"This was my first biography of Tolkien and found it to be an inspiring and uplifting read that makes me want to learn more about him and to revisit his works. It was fascinating to learn about his strong faith, his relationship with the Catholic Chur" Read more of this review »
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I've now finished reading 'Life on the Silent Planet' and am able happily to report that it's very very good indeed, and if you have any interest in Lewis's Ransom Trilogy you should get it for yourself or ask your library to order it. I'm no judge o ...more
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“One of his closest friends, Owen Barfield, once said of Lewis that “what he thought about everything was secretly present in what he said about anything.”12”
Michael Ward, The Narnia Code: C. S. Lewis and the Secret of the Seven Heavens

“No doubt chivalry is a failure, but it is not such a failure as pacifism. Wars (even just wars) inevitably involve evil, but not so much evil as is involved in passively allowing aggressors to have their way.”
Michael Ward, Planet Narnia: The Seven Heavens in the Imagination of C.S. Lewis

“Even the chess piece discovered at the start of the story is a chess-knight.”
Michael Ward, The Narnia Code: C. S. Lewis and the Secret of the Seven Heavens

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“Religion comes from a Latin root meaning “to bind,” referring to the bond of obedience that characterizes the life of a member of a religious order. By extension, religion can be thought of as a bond of unity, as a process that “re-ligaments” or “re-ligatures,” tying disparate things back together into one, integrating diverse viewpoints.”
Michael Ward, After Humanity: A Guide to C.S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man

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