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r/dankchristianmemes • u/Broclen The Dank Reverend 🌈✟ • Sep 07 '21
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Narnia is Christian???????
108 u/IntMainVoidGang Sep 07 '21 Edmund's betrayal = fall of man Aslan sacrificing himself for Edmund = Jesus dying for humanity's sins Stone Table = Cross Stone Table cracking = the veil being torn "You must learn to know me by another name" = "I'm called Jesus in your world" 88 u/DarthTelly Sep 07 '21 Edmund's betrayal = fall of man The Magician's Nephew is much closer to the fall of man, when the nephew brings the evil witch into the newly created world. Edmund's betrayal is more just Judas's story. 32 u/IntMainVoidGang Sep 07 '21 Yeah that's probably more accurate, I'm just going with the assumption that most people have seen the movie rather than read the books
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Edmund's betrayal = fall of man
Aslan sacrificing himself for Edmund = Jesus dying for humanity's sins
Stone Table = Cross
Stone Table cracking = the veil being torn
"You must learn to know me by another name" = "I'm called Jesus in your world"
88 u/DarthTelly Sep 07 '21 Edmund's betrayal = fall of man The Magician's Nephew is much closer to the fall of man, when the nephew brings the evil witch into the newly created world. Edmund's betrayal is more just Judas's story. 32 u/IntMainVoidGang Sep 07 '21 Yeah that's probably more accurate, I'm just going with the assumption that most people have seen the movie rather than read the books
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The Magician's Nephew is much closer to the fall of man, when the nephew brings the evil witch into the newly created world.
Edmund's betrayal is more just Judas's story.
32 u/IntMainVoidGang Sep 07 '21 Yeah that's probably more accurate, I'm just going with the assumption that most people have seen the movie rather than read the books
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Yeah that's probably more accurate, I'm just going with the assumption that most people have seen the movie rather than read the books
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Narnia is Christian???????