originally published 1/30/1998
Clyde Kilby, founder of the Marion E. Wade Center at Wheaton College, discusses C. S. Lewis’s critique of scientism and rationalism, and his belief in the primacy of the imagination. Kilby argues that Lewis’s lifelong pursuit of truth led him to understand that reason must not displace imagination as a way of knowing reality. Reality cannot be reduced to rationalization. This interview was originally published on Volume 30 of the Mars Hill Tapes.
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