Never having read any of ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’ books by CS Lewis (mostly because I feared I would be preached to), I still find myself excited by the preview of the first movie installment ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’. It’s a curious-making trailer and Disney could have a hugely successful franchise on par with The Lord Of The Rings movies and the Star Wars phenomenon.
Of the 5 reasons listed on the Moviefone website as to why this venture may be a huge success, #5 may be the most convincing:
In fact, the Lewis books’ much-explored Christian allegorical themes are already inspiring some to predict box office success to rival the awesome take of that behemoth Christian non-allegory, ‘The Passion of the Christ.’
The non-allegory of ‘The Passion of the Christ’? They’re kidding, right?
I’m not overly pleased that it may be a huge thrill for Christians to see these books made into movies or that it will promote Christian ideals but I expected a venture to counter the satanic messages the Harry Potter books and movies contained. LOL
Disney has further committed to movie adaptations of the next 2 books in CS Lewis’ Narnia series. This first one could suck but dayum, it sure has a purty trailer! Check it out!


















Having no moral guidelines to adhere to, I guess that you could be having lots of “fun” with your life, but how do you explain where you came from and why you are here? With no hope and no significant purpose, life can get pretty depressing. The only thing that makes me truly happy, aside from knowing that God loves me and wants me to be happy, is loving and being loved. So, maybe that’s what Jesus came her to tell us. Love is all we need. Love conquers all. Love makes the world go ‘round. And how do we love? Maybe, knowing that God loved us so much that he sacrificed his son for us so that we may know the truth and have eternal life, will give us a clue about how much we are loved and can love. My life might not be as exciting as it was before I accepted Christ into my heart, but I have faith now, and I know that there is no problem that I cannot turn to God for help and answers. Why are we here? To love and be loved. What else really matters?