Of Other Worlds<\/em><\/a>, 32, 42). Exactly what did he mean when he said that his stories were based on the things he saw in his head? Did that mean he only imagined them, or did it mean more?<\/p>\nCould one \u201cprove\u201d my friend\u2019s story about the object he saw come down from the sky? Probably not. Similarly, even if Lewis\u2019 stories were more than pure fiction, could anyone prove it, or disprove it?<\/p>\n
Anyone Want to Ride in a Star ship?<\/h2>\n Suppose I have a vehicle that is capable of traveling vast distances in short periods of time, a \u201cstar ship\u201d of sorts. Suppose that I show up at your house late tonight, and invite you to take a ride with me in my star ship. You would probably be convinced that I indeed have such a vehicle. But would your experience convince anyone else who themselves had not seen the star ship up close and who had not taken a ride in it to a distant galaxy?<\/p>\n
Since neither I, nor my friend nor C. S. Lewis will be showing up in person at your house tonight to give you a ride in our star ships, perhaps you might be interested in indulging us to tell you our stories. You will decide what you think we might mean when we say that we are writing \u201cwhat we have seen in our head\u201d.<\/p>\n
Before I tell my stories, however, perhaps we should think a bit about those of Clive Staples Lewis, the pre-eminent English author of the twentieth century. Where indeed did Lewis get those stories? \u2013 From an overactive imagination, from an overactive dream life or from the land of Narnia itself? Might there be more to his stories than first meets the eye?<\/p>\n
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