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I commend C.S. Lewis to you as a writer first, and a theologian
second. As a writer, he does some nifty stuff...the Screwtape Letters
alone is worth his having walked among us. The Perelandra (sp?)
books...are okay, but a bit dry sometimes. His strength was in more
fantasy than SF. As a theological writer, he had a tendency to set up
straw man arguments a bit too often and too easily for my tastes, but
he's certainly worth the read.

jms