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God in the Dock

by C. S. Lewis

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Entertaining as always, though his piece on women as priests is rather poorly argued. (

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JohnNebauer | Nov 7, 2008 |

Great essays.
I loved "Dogma and the Universe", "On the Reading of Old Books",
"Meditation in a Tool Shed", "First and Second Things",
"The Sermon and the Lunch".
The essay "We have no 'Right to Happiness'" is life
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latenite4 | Apr 4, 2008 |

A collection of radio talks by C. S. Lewis, this gives basic answers slowly. Devotional. (

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God in the Dock

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1970 (collection)

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