The heart of The chronicles of Narnia Book

A collection of Christian lessons from all 7 of The Chronicles of Narnia. The lessons aren't especially deep or insightful. I didn't learn much, but to be fair, I've read many books that draw lessons from Narnia.

Notes
Not A Tame Lion The Truth About God
Aslan is a "Christlike being" and "a type of Christ."

Romping With The Lion Fun, Happiness, And Joy
The Bible presents joy, fun, humor, and celebration as characteristics of God's creatures.Christ died so that we could escape the misery our enemy inflicted and live the joy he intended. To live in needless gloom is to reject a gift for which he paid a great price. We find our joy in being restored to Christ, and it is available in no other way. Each time we experience the delights of creation, our minds should travel up the beam to him as the Source, and we should shout our thankfulness and express it by being as joyful as he meant us to be.The Blind Dwarfs Faith And Sight
Some truths can't be empirically verified, and we must operate on trust of documents, trust of witnesses, and common sense. This isn't the same as empty hope or wishful thinking. For example, we believe the deed to a house to be valid based on the title company's documents, and we believe bridges to be reliable without demanding empirical proof before crossing each one.

Christianity is strongly supported by credible testimony, reliable documents, historical corroboration, archaeological finds, and reason. Christians don't believe despite of evidence, but because of evidence. Blind faith isn't required or admired.

Longing For Aslan The Object Of All DesireRather than asking the tired old question, "Why is there so much evil in the world?" Narnia forces us to answer another question: "Why is there so much good in the world?" We can account for evil in the fact of our free will and the Fall. But if there is no God, how can we account for all the beauty, wonder, love, joy, and delight in the world?