+1 862 207 3288 Answer each question in about 400 words. To receive full credit, you must use relevant quotations from the readings.
1) C.S. Lewis employs philosophical as well as Christian ideas in his Narnia books to make the case for belief in a higher reality and a higher power, especially in the episodes of the cave in The Silver Chair and the stable in The Last Battle. What arguments does he make?
2) Harry Potter’s world of magic start out looking like a place of whimsy and wish fulfillment, but in The Goblet of Fire it is clearly also a world of danger and potential evil. What skills does a witch or wizard need to survive? What distinguished a good (i.e., effective) wizard from a good (i.e., virtuous) one? Provide examples.
