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Becoming a dragon changes a man, Eustace is human again.

More like Eustace Dragon Scrubb

“Men and women are defined according to their design, not their impulses, feelings, or desires. We are who God says we are; we are not who we feel we are. The men and women Paul wrote about (Romans 1) denied this. They did what was right in their own eyes, rejecting God’s design, and it led to them turning their sexuality upside down and being consumed by their sin.”

“Jesus’s teaching on adultery of the heart teaches us that evil desire, the lust of the flesh, is sin.”

Eustace Clarence Scrubb? More like Eustace Clearly Sucks.

King Caspian, freer of slaves

“God has forbidden same-sex attraction by creating opposite-sex attraction in the pre-fall garden of Eden when He made Eve for Adam and not another Adam for Adam.”

“Recognizing an evil desire within us is not just a temptation as some say. The beginning of the lust of the flesh is sin, for if it’s a sin to do evil, it’s a sin to desire evil.”

Eustace doesn’t want the Reepicheep smoke

“There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”

Education is about formation, not so much information.

“She was at death’s door, but when she opened her eyes and saw the bright, hairy head of the lion staring into her face, she did not scream or faint. She said, ‘Oh, Aslan! I knew it was true. I’ve been waiting for this all my life. Have you come to take me away?’

‘Yes, dearest,’ said Aslan. ‘But not the long journey yet.’”

Chapter 7: Four Principles of Discipline. This chapter is worth the purchase of the book alone. Amazing chapter, cannot wait to keep reading.

Aslan is back!

He spoke in such a voice that neither Caspian, nor the others hesitated for a moment: it now seemed to them quite possible that they might win a war, and quite certain that they must wage one.