I mean there's inadvertent good IN the texts. Narnia is a fictonal allegory to The story of Jesus. Mere Christianity is a pretty compelling argument for Christianity from an objective viewpoint. And he was at some point purely acting in good faith, so you can still read what he wrote and get some good out of it

I guess the best way to put it is. Nietzsche spent his entire career criticizing Christianity and God, only to come to the conclusion life is meaningless without God and that nihilism is the greatest evil. Lewis spent his entire life lifting up Christianity, yet whenever he was confonted with evil, he did nothing.

The ties he made in life mean you should just be wary of making an idol of hIm. I've known people who study him the way they study their Bibles and most of what you need as a new or returning Christian is in that singular book. "No outside comms"

I mean there's inadvertent good IN the texts. Narnia is a fictonal allegory to The story of Jesus. Mere Christianity is a pretty compelling argument for Christianity from an objective viewpoint. And he was at some point purely acting in good faith, so you can still read what he wrote and get some good out of ir

I guess the best way to put it is. Nietzsche spent his entire career criticizing Christianity and God, only to come to thr conclusion life is meaningless without God and that nihilism is the greatest evil. Lewis spent his entire life lifting up Christianity, yet whenever he was confonted with evil, he did nothing.

The ties he made in life mean you should just be wary of making an idol of hIm. I've known people who study him the way they study their Bibles and most of what you need as a new or returning Christian is in that singular book. "No outside comms"