re: #305 Islamo-Masonic Conspirator

I liked his stance against “theological imperialism” though.

In his day he had the luxury to say that and still be in the middle of the mainstream of religious institutions in this country and the UK and the rest of the Anglosphere.

Since then there has been even more parting of ways between fundamentalists and what I’ll label the modernizers of Christianity.

Today I think Lewis would find himself in a no-man’s land, faced with clear evidence that there was no Adam and Eve, that the stories of Noah and Moses and David (for the most part) were made up, and so forth.