
I loved how Lewis explained the moment it all became clear again to him. “As the dry bones shook and came together in that dreadful valley of Ezekiel’s, so now a philosophy theorem, cerebrally entertained, began to stir and heave and throw off its gravecloths, and stood up and became a living presence. I was allowed to be a philosopher no longer… He (God) would not argue about it. He only said, “I am the Lord”; “I am that I am”; “I am.” Amen and amen to that!
CS Lewis is such a deep thinker that his writings can be hard to follow at times. The ideas behind the many flavors of philosophy that he pondered was especially confusing. However, I was so encouraged that God is big enough to handle the even most complex wonderings and still be the Great I AM. Though He owes us no justification to His own existence, He does exist in, and in fact is Lord over, both rational thought and our spirit-beings. Praise His great Name!
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