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Aslan and Jesus: No Greater Love

"Aslan a man!" said Mr. Beaver sternly. "Certainly not. I tell you he is the King of the wood and the son of the great Emperor-beyond-the-Sea. Aslan is the Great Lion!"

Prince Caspian: The Battle Within

Prof. Devin Brown, author of Inside Prince Caspian, says what God wants us to do is often more of a struggle than the question of whether or not we will do it. 

Prince Caspian: Faithfulness in Dark Days

Just as Edmund's flashlight uncovers long-forgotten treasures in the castle cellar, Christin Ditchfield's book illuminates spiritual truths that we can use in everyday life.

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Behind the Scenes of 'Prince Caspian'

Douglas Gresham discusses the challenges involved in creating the latest Narnia film.

The Great Lion and the Grand Story

Lewis understood that our hearts need to be moved as well as our brains. Nothing does that better than a well-told story.

Reflections on Lewis with Caspian

Ben Barnes Talks Prince Caspian

The Technical Minds Behind Prince Caspian

The Official Movie Companion Book Review (contains some spoilers)

L.A. Times: Action Speaks Louder in Prince Caspian

Harry Gregson-Williams Returns to Narnia with Prince Caspian

The Soul of Prince Caspian

C.S. Lewis is trying to illuminate our points of view as readers. He is using a fantastic story to help us to see with new eyes what we might now take for granted.

Free Prince Caspian Ministry Resources from Outreach.com

A Book Written By The Book

Narnia: A Life Changing Journey

Douglas Gresham: The Man Behind Narnia

To many, C.S. Lewis was a literary genius, but to Douglas Gresham, Lewis was "the finest man and the best Christian" he has ever known.

Saving C.S. Lewis

The Final Interview of C.S. Lewis

C.S. Lewis on Heaven, Earth & Outer Space

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UNDERSTANDING NARNIA Prince Caspian: A Lesson in Trust

“If you distill the essence of Prince Caspian into just two words,” says Dr. Pamela Jordan, “it all comes down to an examination of faith and trust.

SYMBOLISM IN NARNIA Myth Become Fact: Prince Caspian

What constitutes grounds for belief? For Caspian, his first glimpse of Old Narnians is proof positive that everything he had ever hoped about Aslan is true after all.

LEWIS THE MAN

Jack’s House: Restoring the Kilns

“We need a role model of someone who can enter into the marketplace, as Jesus did. For me Lewis became an example of that.”

Truth in a Make-Believe World

Exploring the Return to Narnia

The Truth Behind Narnia

Transforming a Literary Masterpiece into Film

CBN.com's The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe Feature >>

In Prince Caspian, the second movie based on The Chronicles of Narnia, when the children first arrive in what they later learn is Narnia, there is something missing.  On their earlier journey, when the four children came out from the wardrobe into Narnia, there was a mysterious sense of enchantment.  Yes, Narnia was under the control of the White Witch.  And yes, she had made it always winter and never Christmas.  But somehow despite this, there was an immediate sense of wonder and awe evoked by the snowy woods and the mysterious lamp-post, and by something else as well, something which was simply part of the land itself. Narnia, as Prince Caspian opens, has a mundane feel, not a magical one.  If one part of the children’s quest will be to help Caspian ascend his rightful throne, an equally important second part is that they must assist in returning the land to its rightful condition.

Our once-enchanted world has, like Narnia, become disenchanted, and we, like the four children, have been summoned to help break the spell of worldliness. In my book Inside Prince Caspian, I provide readers with a detailed look at C. S. Lewis’s second Chronicle of Narnia.  Here is a very brief overview of some of the issues in Prince Caspian, one which I hope will be helpful for those going to see the upcoming movie.
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