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The Great Divorce
C. S. Lewis takes us on a profound journey through both heaven and hell in this engaging allegorical tale. Using his extraordinary descriptive powers, Lewis introduces us to supernatural beings who will change the way we think about good and evil. more
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- Posted: Sep-22-2009
riddled with narrow-minded assumptions
This book displays Mr. Lewis' gift for writing. The plot is well developed, the language is pretty clear and accessible, and some of the dialogues between the main characters kept my attention. However, none of the characters are well developed and the story is riddled with assumptions about...
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- Posted: Aug-21-2009
interesting approach of heaven and hell
This is an interesting approach to Heaven and Hell. Instead of being chosen, the characters have to choose whether to stay in Heaven or return to hell by choosing to adhere to their attachement such as pettiness, rigid expectations, or possessive love. I personally did not enjoy this book and...
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- Posted: Aug-21-2009
My all-time favorite book
This little story utterly changed my life, in that it actually provided (hypothetical, but completely plausible) answers to me for my questions regarding the difference between religiousity and Christianity. Make no mistake, there is a RADICAL DIFFERENCE!!! Can be read in an hour or two. I...
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- Posted: Aug-01-2009
Time to think
While I read "The Great Divorce", I kept saying to myself, "yes!, I know people like that!." But when I got done I knew that I was looking in a mirror and all those people were me.
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- Posted: Jul-17-2009
Not About What You Think
First: This is not about divorce, it's about Heaven and Hell.Second: This is not about Heaven and Hell, it's about people.It's a stunning device for drawing back the curtain on the human heart and looking at the real weirdness that we go through. It's about what makes good people great or what...
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- Posted: Jun-26-2009
One of Lewis' classics
A man takes a bus trip from Hell to Heaven and learns many things along the way. Those accompanying him all have their own reasons for going, but many decide to actually go back. The 'Ghosts' try to get heaven without the love of God in their hearts. This book is a great fanciful story about...
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- Posted: Jun-14-2009
Outside the Box
C.S. Lewis takes you on a trip that will vastly expand your horizons in "The Great Divorce". It's a 'get out of hell free' ticket to heaven where you will meet some incredible people and be exposed to some 'outside the box' thinking.
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- Posted: Jun-05-2009
My Favorite Book Of All Time
Read this book once and you will be like "it is ok", read it again and you will start to see some of the brilliance of C.S. Lewis. Read it a third time and you will want to read everything that C.S. Lewis writes. He is the best!
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- Posted: May-26-2009
an interesting journey, from the depths of woe
The Great Divorce is a modern twist on Dante's Divine Comedy: Inferno. C S Lewis used Dante's basic theme of a solitary man (assumed to be the author) suddenly finding himself on a journey through the afterlife. Lewis differs from Dante in his conversations between the solitary wanderer and the...
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- Posted: Sep-25-2008
My Favorite Lewis Book!
I found this book not only interesting but funny. Lewis knows how to convey serious reflections on human behavior in a humorous way which doesn't reduce their solemn significance. He weaves out of fiction an ultra-insightful analysis of the silly reasons why we are often hell-bent on NOT going...
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