• Duration: 15 Weekly 60-min. Discussions
  • Schedule: Spring 2027
  • Price: $400
Objective

To read the major fiction of Lewis, as well as selected poetry, and to discuss how Lewis’s Christian worldview and study of medieval literature informed his writing.

Outline
  1. Literary and Biographical Introduction to C. S. Lewis
  2. The Magician’s Nephew
  3. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
  4. The Horse and His Boy
  5. Prince Caspian
  6. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
  7. The Silver Chair
  8. The Last Battle
  9. Out of the Silent Planet
  10. Perelandra
  11. Perelandra
  12. That Hideous Strength (selections from The Abolition of Man read in class)
  13. That Hideous Strength (selections from The Abolition of Man read in class)
  14. That Hideous Strength (selections from The Abolition of Man read in class)
  15. Till We Have Faces; Concluding Discussion
Related Course(s)

Instructor

Miss Grace MacPherson is a homeschool graduate who holds an AA in liberal arts from Casper College and is pursuing a BA in general studies from the University of Wyoming. She also has studied theology, Latin, and the great books at Luther Classical College. She has two years of teaching experience in private schools, first as a teacher’s aide for elementary school, and then as an online high school teacher for Latin and creative writing. She has published two novels, and has copy edited fiction for Kloria Publishing and non-fiction for a variety of publications. She also serves as the marketing director for Into Your Hands LLC. Her writing has won national awards, and she is a regular contributor to LifeDate, the quarterly magazine of Lutherans for Life. Learn more at www.authorgracemacpherson.com.

Scheduling

This course will be offered in the spring of 2027. The specific times for weekly videoconference sessions will be announced in the near future. To express your intention to enroll and indicate a preferred meeting time, contact us.

Our Unique Approach

  • Supporting families in lifelong learning
  • Offering interactive live sessions through small-audience videoconferencing
  • Teaching according to the classical pursuit of goodness, truth, and beauty
  • Cultivating the values of Western civilization: natural law, cardinal and theological virtues, Socratic questioning, syllogistic reasoning
  • Promoting the ideals of America’s founding: representative government and the rule of law for protecting people’s God-given rights to life, liberty, and property
  • Standing on the foundation of the historic Christian faith as taught in Holy Scripture and confessed in the ecumenical creeds and Augsburg Confession