Which C.S. Lewis book discusses four kinds of love, including affection and friendship?
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The Four Loves
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Which C.S. Lewis book discusses four kinds of love, including affection and friendship?
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The Four Loves
What was C.S. Lewis’s academic specialty at Oxford before he became a Cambridge professor?
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Medieval and Renaissance English
Which C.S. Lewis work introduced the phrase “men without chests”?
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The Abolition of Man
Which C.S. Lewis novel features the space-traveler Elwin Ransom as its protagonist?
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Out of the Silent Planet
Which C.S. Lewis book was adapted from his 1941 BBC radio talks on Christianity?
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Mere Christianity
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What was C.S. Lewis’s academic specialty at Oxford before he became a Cambridge professor?
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Medieval and Renaissance English
Which C.S. Lewis work introduced the phrase “men without chests”?
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The Abolition of Man
Which C.S. Lewis novel features the space-traveler Elwin Ransom as its protagonist?
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Out of the Silent Planet
Which C.S. Lewis book was adapted from his 1941 BBC radio talks on Christianity?
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Mere Christianity
Which C.S. Lewis novel is the second volume of his Space Trilogy?
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Perelandra
What was the title of C.S. Lewis’s 1936 book about medieval allegorical love literature?
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The Allegory of Love
On what date was C.S. Lewis born in Belfast, Ireland?
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29 November 1898
Which C.S. Lewis book presents Christianity through fictional correspondence between demons?
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The Screwtape Letters
What was the title of C.S. Lewis’s 1956 novel about Orual, a queen in a retelling of Cupid and Psyche?
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Till We Have Faces