RECONSIDERING C.S. Lewis with Mark Noll (ep. 50)
2024/01/23
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RECONSIDERING C.S. Lewis with Mark Noll (ep. 50)

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On this episode of the podcast, I talk with a living legend, historian Mark Noll. Dr. Noll is best known for work in American church history, especially The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind. In this conversation we talk about a new book about C.S. Lewis’s reception in America, using it as a lens for understanding American culture, then and now. Among the topics we discuss:

Have American Christians always loved Lewis? How does the reception of Lewis among Catholics, Protestants, and the mainstream press shed light on American religious culture, then and now?
Why were evangelicals the slowest to appreciate Lewis, and what accounts for the change? How does evangelical enthusiasm for Lewis connect to the "scandal of the evangelical mind"?
Is there anything interesting about reception of Lewis among the Reformed, Kuyperians and others?
Could there be another C.S. Lewis in our time? Should we even be looking for such a figure?
As a historian looking at our contemporary times, what are some reasons for discouragement and what are some reasons for hope?

Get the book: https://www.ivpress.com/c-s-lewis-in-america
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On this episode of the podcast, I talk with a living legend, historian Mark Noll. Dr. Noll is best known for work in American church history, especially The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind. In this conversation we talk about a new book about C.S. Lewis’s reception in America, using it as a lens for understanding American culture, then and now. Among the topics we discuss:

Have American Christians always loved Lewis? How does the reception of Lewis among Catholics, Protestants, and the mainstream press shed light on American religious culture, then and now?
Why were evangelicals the slowest to appreciate Lewis, and what accounts for the change? How does evangelical enthusiasm for Lewis connect to the "scandal of the evangelical mind"?
Is there anything interesting about reception of Lewis among the Reformed, Kuyperians and others?
Could there be another C.S. Lewis in our time? Should we even be looking for such a figure?
As a historian looking at our contemporary times, what are some reasons for discouragement and what are some reasons for hope?

Get the book: https://www.ivpress.com/c-s-lewis-in-america

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