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What do you think about the chronicles of narnia?


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I used to read them a lot in school but I don't remember the story very well now. I do remember enjoying most of them except for the last battle which was a clusterfuck,  still not sure what exacty happened in the end.

 

I think my favorite ones were the lion, the witch and the wardrobe; the silver chair and the magician's nephew. 

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I haven't read The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe since 5th grade when I had to read it for school and I literally don't remember anything about the book. All I remember is the children enter Narnia through a wardrobe and that's it. I never read any of the other Chronicles of Narnia books, either.

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Never watched the movies.

The first book I read was the lion the witch and the wardrobe and I didn’t get that the whole thing was one big metaphor for Christianity until I got the whole book set from book 1 to 7 and read them in order. It literally starts from creation of narnia by Aslan and ends with judgment day

I love the stories and I still have the book set after all these years even though I’m an atheist.

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Never watched the movies.

The first book I read was the lion the witch and the wardrobe and I didn’t get that the whole thing was one big metaphor for Christianity until I got the whole book set from book 1 to 7 and read them in order. It literally starts from creation of narnia by Aslan and ends with judgment day

I love the stories and I still have the book set after all these years even though I’m an atheist.

 

I don't think I picked up on the religious themes at all as a kid until I read about it on reddit. Maybe I should re read them again lol no wonder I didn't get The last battle

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I don't think I picked up on the religious themes at all as a kid until I read about it on reddit. Maybe I should re read them again lol no wonder I didn't get The last battle

Yeah, he was very subtle about it. It’s most prominent in the first and last books and implied in a couple of the middle books like the voyage of the dawn treader. The whole story kind of mimics the Christian narrative about how god (aslan) used to be really close to mankind to the point where people could talk to him directly in the early books (like the Old Testament) but in the middle books some of the narnians didn’t even believe that aslan exists because everything had become a mess and there was no evidence that he was real (like in our current world) to the last book when judgement day happens.

I think I picked up on it so early because I read them at a time when I was starting to think a lot about the point of Christianity and just religion in general.

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