Contributor
Ward, Michael, 1968- joint editor.
ImprintEugene, Oregon : Cascade Books, [2016]
Imprint2016
Descriptionxxvi, 246 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Note:Part One. Symposium at St. Margaret's, Westminster. Telling the truth through rational argument / Alister McGrath -- Telling the truth through imaginative fiction / Malcolm Guite -- What can twenty-first century apologetics learn from C.S. Lewis? Part Two. Memorial Service at Westminster Abbey. Part Three. Reflections on the Westminster Commemorations. Reflections on composing Love's as warm as tears / Paul Mealor -- Mystery Worshipper : Westminster Abbey / Acton Bell -- C.S. Lewis's Memorial Service / Jeanette Sears -- Stronecrop : Lewis takes his place in Poets' Corner / Holly Ordway -- The best tale Lewis ever told / Sarah Clarkson Part Four. Cambridge Conference. Rhetoric, Doctrine, and the Ethics of Language : C.S. Lewis on Paradise Lost / Rowan Williams -- C.S. Lewis on Allegory / Ad Putter -- C.S. Lewis as Medievalist / Helen Cooper -- The Abolition of Man : from literary criticism to prophetic resistance / Malcolm Guite -- The Soul of C.S. Lewis / Stephen Logan -- "It makes no difference" : Lewis's criticism, fiction and theology / Stephen Prickett. Part Five. Oxford Addresses. God and the Platonic host / William Lane Craig -- Remembering C.S. Lewis / Walter Hooper.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Note:On the 50th anniversary of his death, C.S. Lewis was memorialized in Poets' Corner, Westminster Abbey. In addition, Oxford and Cambridge Universities, where he taught, also held commemorations. This volumes gathers together addresses from those events. Contributors include: Rowan Williams, Alister McGrath, Malcolm Guite, William Lane Craig, Helen Cooper, and Walter Hooper.-- Source other than Library of Congress.
