Strangers and Aliens: Science Fiction & Fantasy from a Christian Perspective

PERELANDRA (C.S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy Part 2) – SA372

09.23.2021 - By Ben AveryPlay

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Steve and Ben explore Venus via the second book in C.S. Lewis’ celebrated “Space Trilogy,” Perelandra.

Published in 1943, Perelandra is the story of a man, Ransom, who is transported to Venus and thrust into a battle he feels ill-equipped to handle. In the process, he becomes part of a cosmic war far bigger than himself.

C.S. Lewis is one of Ben and Steve’s favorite authors, and with his mix of Christianity and science fiction and imagination, this series of books is perhaps the best fit for discussion on a podcast like Strangers and Aliens . . .

Coming soon . . . finishing the trilogy with That Hideous Strength and an episode about the controversial book fragment The Dark Tower.

Some links to our other C.S. Lewis Coverage:

OUR COVERAGE OF THE SPACE TRILOGYOUT OF THE SILENT PLANET (C.S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy Part 1) – SA344PERELANDRA (C.S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy Part 2) – SA372THAT HIDEOUS STRENGTH (C.S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy Part 3) – SA386THE DARK TOWER (C.S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy Part 4) – SA405The first time we started a podcast series and forgot that we even did it – Ep. 47 — Into the Silent Planet (an introduction to C.S. Lewis’ “science fantasy” novel)

OUR COVERAGE OF TILL WE HAVE FACESTILL WE HAVE FACES Pt. 1: The Origin of the Book – SA211TILL WE HAVE FACES Pt. 2: Book Discussion – SA212

THE “IS IT WORTH READING?” SERIES COVERING THE SPACE TRILOGY ON YOUTUBEOUT OF THE SILENT PLANET: Is It Worth Reading? (Exploring Christian Sci-Fi) – VIDEOPERELANDRA: Is It Worth Reading? (Exploring Christian Sci-Fi) – VIDEOTHAT HIDEOUS STRENGTH: Is It Worth Reading? (Exploring Christian Sci-Fi) – VIDEOTHE DARK TOWER by C.S. Lewis: Is It Worth Reading? (Exploring Christian Sci-Fi) – VIDEO

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