I’d like to begin my introduction by explaining to you both how and why, I became so interested in C.S. Lewis, and more specifically, how this web site first came about. I first made a profession of faith in Christ at 13 years years of age. However, I came back to that profession 20 years later and made a serious commitment. It was during those times I became familiar with C.S. Lewis, and began to love his work, which was about 36 years ago.

Subseqenty, I did an undergraduate degree at the University of Dallas in their Philosophy program, and from there I earned a Master’s degree in the Humanities program at The University of Texas at Dallas. After that I went to the University of Texas at Arlington and acquired 18 graduate hours in Philosopy, completing the requirements for being credentialed to teach either Philosophy, and/or the Humanities at a college level.

Since that time I’ve had 2 open heart surgeries, the last one being about 12 years ago. After undergoing the 2nd surgery, and spending 1 & 1/2 weeks in recovery, and was due to be released from the hospital the next day, I experienced three full blown strokes. That delayed my release from Parkland Memorial Hospital, where the operations were performed, for three-months. During that period I was required to go through cognitive therapy, occupational therapy, and had to relearn how to swallow. I also began fighting off the effects of a lisp, that were a result of the strokes.

During that three month process, I was visited by a pastor friend of mine where I went to church, and he asked me, if I’d ever heard of something called WordPress? I had to respond no, and then I asked him, “what is WordPress?”

He told me that he wasn’t going to tell me, but rather I should look into it, that it just might hold some promise for me. After being released from Parkland, I proceeded to find out that WordPress was a web design program, and what was more, online WordPress courses were being taught, for free, at the Nicholson Memorial Library in Garland where I lived at the time. So, I signed up as soon as I was able, and took two of their online courses. It was at this time I began working on The C.S. Lewis Study Group’s website, or blog.

I’ve been working on it for a little over fourteen years now, and have developed a lot of content. If you experience any difficulties trying to access the page, I recommend that you click here . . .

. . . to access the The Video watch page where you’ll find a series of hot-links, which act as a kind of centralized hub, for the entire site. Therefore, you can simply click on the previous hot-link, after you’ve completed reading through the rest of the Tour. I would also like to note, that you can find a number of some very interesting, as well as germane, presentations that I have listed on The Modern & Postmodern Theories and Ideologies page, which are a very poignant, as well as Germaine, set of considerations for our times.

However, I suggest that you you may want to start from here, at –> The Jordan Peterson Bible Series page, from where you can watch at the top of the page, a You Tube at which will explain some of the more interesting and historical realities about the Bible. Then I suggest that you may want to, simply work your way down through the Prolegomena section, until you arrive at the bottom of the page where you will find a Christian Philosophy hot link, from which I can then attempt to provide Petersons’ fundamental orientation, considered from a philosophical and/or theoretical standpoint. Then, after you’ve viewed a short presentation by Dr. R.C. Sproul, concerning some principles of liberal theology, you can then simply click on the hot-link for the Christian Philosophy page just beneath it. After arriving on the Christian Philosophy page (and you will see suggestions from here on out) I suggest, that you scroll down from there until you arrive at the short explanation of the two key Christian concepts, of— the Logos and the Mythos—which are given by a Dr. Michael Sugrue. You will then be set to view the first episode of the Jordan Peterson Bible series, which I’ve edited to begin up at the point in which a very profound explanation of the idea of the Logos is given.

After that, be please be sure to click on the THE LOGOS hot-link which will take you to an excerpt I extracted from the book, authored by Dr. Peter Kreeft . . . (of whom I have a page devoted to his work on the web site) . . . titled, The Platonic Tradition.

From there, you’ll want to scroll down to the hot link that will lead to a page I’ve titled, “Lewis and Tolkien Debate History and Lies,” which was the first page I developed for the site when I began to work on it. It explains how both Lewis & Tolkien began to think about these ideas, and this was especially true of Lewis, since Tolkien acted to explain to Lewis the reasoning on how he (i.e.Tolkien) understood the dynamics between God’s Soverenignty and History, and how these concepts can be considered to stand from a Christian point of view.

If you made it this far, I very much appreciate your interest in our site. I’ll look forward to discussing these ideas with you, along with the kind of issues that arise from them.