The readings for June in
A Year with C.S. Lewis begin with Lewis espousing the truth of the resurrection and conversing on what it means when applied to the hope we have in resurrection, and, ultimately, in Heaven. It's an effective progression.
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by William O'Flaherty
His most famous sermon, a brother's birthday, the first letter to a long-time friend and accepting a new teaching position highlight the month of June for C.S. Lewis.
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Lewis to Joyce Pearce in
Collected Letters Volume 2, July 20, 1943: It is to me inconceivable that Nature as we see it is
either what God intended
or merely evil: it looks like a good thing spoiled.
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