What did C. S. Lewis think about gender? The answer might surprise you. Lewis drew on Scripture and ancient tradition to ground his vision of reality as a gift bestowed by a benevolent Creator — and he expressed that vision through narrative. The Chronicles of Narnia and the Space Trilogy each portray the glory and nuance of male and female in ways that still resonate with readers today. In this episode, Joshua Herring joins us to talk about his book Sons of Adam, Daughters of Eve and how Lewis brings clarity to our present confusion over gender. We also get into where Lewis's vision cuts against feminist ideology and how he recovers the complementarity of men and women. You will not read his fiction the same way again.
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