A common mistake people of every era make is to think their own time is the best and most important. This is not correct.
The Logos Theater captured something about the essence of C.S. Lewis’ classic Narnia series that neither film adaptation did.
While not an Oscar winner, this true story of C.S. Lewis and his relationship with his wife-to-be, Joy, is spiritual gold.
When Father Christmas makes a surprise appearance in “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe,” he brings good news that the King is coming soon.
A popular social media image claims that C.S. Lewis said, "You don’t have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body." Is it true?
The founder of Domino’s Pizza, who calls himself a “daydreamer,” left the business world over 25 years ago to “save souls” through faith-inspired initiatives.
C.S. Lewis wrote of the fleetingness of our earthly existence and of how our true lives begin after death. His literary reputation enjoyed the same trajectory.
The climactic ending of the Chronicles of Narnia seems totally inappropriate for a children's book series -- and that's what makes it so important.
Aleteia interviews actor Matthew Goode (C.S. Lewis) and director/co-writer Matthew Brown about the new film 'Freud's Last Session.'
'Freud's Last Session' will be released on Friday, and there's plenty to learn from it.
With 'Freud's Last Session' due to be released this week, here's a sneak peak at some of the wise words from Lewis in the movie.
Award-winning artist Clym Evernden pays beautiful tribute to the land of the faun Tumnus, the icy White Witch, and the mighty lion Aslan.
The life and conversion of C.S. Lewis are brought to life in what was largely considered the best faith film of 2021.
These inspiring words from 'The Chronicles of Narnia' series can give us consolation and hope in the face of death and loss.
Hillsdale College offers dozens of free online courses, catering to anyone who wants to learn.
Frightening and powerful evil is nothing new in our world -- it’s always been here. But so have the peace and power of God.
One university professor read C.S. Lewis's 'Screwtape Letters' with his students. You won't believe their response.
