’Doth Protest’ Our Favorite Theologians #3

**SLIGHT SPOILER ALERT if you haven't read The Last Battle from the Narnia series. (But to be fair, it's been 60 years).

Rev's Andrew, Charlie, and James go further down the favorite theologians list in the third part of our theologians series. Andrew talks about Paul Althaus, Charlie talks about Johann Gerhard, and James talks about C.S. Lewis. You are in for (another) treat. 

Shownotes:
Althaus

The work by Ryan Tafilowski that was referenced is "Exploring the Legacy of Paul Althaus" from Lutheran Quarterly.

The book Charlie referenced by Paul Althaus that he read in college (and which we highly recommend) is The Ethics of Martin Luther

The book that Andrew discussed on the correspondences between Althaus and Rudolf Bultmann can be found here.

Johann Gerhard:

English-translated works of Johann Gerhard can be found here.

The quote from Melanchthon that James referenced is from the book Wilhelm Pauck, ed. Melanchthon and Bucer

C.S. Lewis:

Where to start? He is an immensely popular author to this day and most of his writings are classics. We referenced Screwtape Letters, his Space Trilogy, Mere Christianity, the Narnia series, and more! (The quote on friendship that Andrew read was from The Four Loves. Location 806 in the e-book edition)