C.S. Lewis's Take on the Modern Concept of Marriage

Delve into a captivating exploration of love, commitment, and the ever-evolving notion of marriage with Eugene Luning, the passionate co-founder of Sea Harp Press. In this video, Eugene examines C.S. Lewis's views, as laid out in the iconic "The Screwtape Letters," contrasting them with the modern world's approach to marital bonds.

Through a careful and thought-provoking analysis, Eugene navigates the intricate tapestry of Lewis's writings, extracting profound insights and wisdom on love, societal expectations, and the essence of true companionship. As we grapple with the changing landscape of relationships in our contemporary society, Lewis's timeless observations offer a compass, guiding us towards understanding the deep-rooted values of commitment.

This discussion isn't just for the avid C.S. Lewis fan, but for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the challenges and rewards of marriage in today's world. Can historical wisdom and modern perspectives find common ground? Join us on this enlightening journey and uncover the nuanced layers of love's timeless truths.

Stay tuned till the end for some thought-provoking questions to reflect on. And don't forget to subscribe to Sea Harp Press for more enriching content that bridges literature, history, and the complexities of the human heart.

[spmoran]

Lewis is more than Narnia. Although I like to visit that magical place on many occasions. He is a philosopher and Theologian of the first class .
The flag folded whom did you loose in war ?

[spmoran]

I take marriage very seriously. Some thing not to go swiftly into . Taking time to know the person first is the best thing to do . Do you share thing that you both like ? Are you friends? Be friends before being lovers . Then be the best of lovers and then the romance and the sex is even better.