Region Of Heaven And Hell Quotes

These quotes offer a great deal in the context of whole book. Many of the situations depicted in the book present the same idea, the idea that most people fear change and would rather remain in their dark corners rather than revealing themselves to the light of God. The image that is created for me by these quotes is a man living at the bottom of a mountain in the darkness. However, there is a beautiful kingdom atop the peak. It would be a difficult task in order to survive the trek along the trails to the top of the mountain. But, with the help of someone else and some sacrifice along the way, it is not impossible. If the man leaves his dwelling and his possessions, he will be able to successfully make it up the mountain, but if he tries to
If the man is trying to bring part of his past up the mountain, he will not be able to successfully. The same is vice versa, if the man were to try to jump off the mountain with the treasures that were inside of the kingdom, he would likely die. Heaven and Hell cannot go hand in hand. Looking at the first portion of the passage that I am analyzing, I recalled a discussion we had a couple of days ago. The general consensus is that if we get to the gates of Heaven and we turn back, that is worse than never getting to the gates of all. With this idea in mind, this occurs numerous times in Lewis’ work. For example, the conversation between Dick and the ghost envelops this idea. Dick tries to convince the ghost to accompany him on the journey to mountains. However, the ghost is so focused on being useful and recognized for his talents, that he forgets that all he needs is answers to his questions. All he needs to do is repent and believe, but instead the ghost thinks about the Theological Society that is meeting in the Grey Town. He is living by another idea that is expressed in the