In C.S. Lewis’ book, The Great Divorce, the fat, cultured ghost is conversing with Dick, one of the “Bright People.” Dick is attempting to explain the truth about where the ghost has been. The ghost argues not only that all truth is relative, but also that endlessly searching for truth is of more value than […]

In the preface to his book, The Great Divorce, C.S. Lewis describes our human existence on this earth to be in some ways whatever we make of it. He proposes that those who in the end are lost will, in retrospect, view their time on earth as hellish. Mr. Lewis offers conversely that to the […]