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"Letting God Have His Way":
A Conversation about C.S. Lewis (1999)




"Letting God Have His Way": Text from Back Video Cover




From the beloved children's classic "The Chronicles of Narnia" to the brilliant and thought-provoking essays of "Mere Christianity," Clive Staples Lewis (1898-1963) wrote the kind of books he thought he'd like to read. A remarkable man, his writings have intrigued, captivated and inspired people from all walks of life, including the Latter-day Saints. Lewis is one of the non-LDS writers most quoted by LDS authors and General Authorities.

Join prominent LDS scholars as they explore Lewis's writings on the relationship of God to man, the necessity for free will, the nature of man, life's opportunities for joy, the lessons of pain, and the Godhood of Jesus Christ.

Letting God Have His Way: A Conversation about C.S. Lewis includes brief biographical sketches of his life as well as readings from his work by noted poet, Leslie Norris.

As one scholar observed, "One of the surest reasons for Lewis's vast popular appeal was his belief that the ultimate truths of life are not hidden only in the minds of the learned, but what is really mot important in life is accessible to all."


86 minutes * color * stereo © 1999, KBYU KB845 ISBN 0-8425-2440-1

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"Letting God Have His Way"
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Letting God Have His Way
A Conversation about C.S. Lewis

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Produced by
Sterling Van Wagenen
Thomas J. Lefler

Written by
Thomas J. Lefler

Narration
Robert L. Millet

C.S. Lewis Readings
George Leslie Norris

Additional Narration
Lorraine Edwards

Panel Participants
Dr. Robert L. Millet
Dr. Brent Top
Dr. Andrew Skinner
Dr. Brent Slife
Dr. John Tanner


Associate Producer Kendall Wilcox
Original Music David M. Madden
Conductor Greg Duffin
Research Emily Stephens
Unit Manager Robert Sink
Videographers Phil Isom
Grant Williams
Editor Phil Munoa
Assistant Editors Craig Dahle
Scott Hill
Garrett Batty
Amy Baker
Dan LaPray
Glen Smith
Chris Thompson
Ben Unguren
Art Directors Russell Richins
Kristin Fleischer
Assistant Art Directors Tom Durham
Steven Roberts
Title Design David Eliason
Ray Elder
Graphics Consultant Charles Cranny
Hair/Makup Michelle Erickson
Ed Matsu
Special Effects Kelly Peterson
Musicians "The Triple Double Trio"
Ingrid Scherer, Violin
Ryan Swiggert, Cello
Amy Gabbitas, Clarinet
Technical Crew Rebeka Reaksecker
Rusty Dailey
John Starrs
Lynn Clayson
Doug Jensen
Alan Cutler
Ric Levin
Marty Patch
Steven Olpin
Burt Lund
Edward Rich
Gaffers Al Williams
Brandon Christiansen
Justin Andrews
Sound Recordist Mark Wait
Sound Engineers John Holloman
Rusty Dailey
Tony Sermon
Mixers David M. Madden
Ben Wariner
Production Assistant Lumina Gershfield



thank you

Dr. Dan Judd
Dr. Paul Kerry

BYU Division of Continuing Education
Dean Richard Eddy
Marion E. Wade Center.
Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois
BYU Committee for Instruction and Media Arts
Stephen Jones, Assistant Dean,
BYU College of Fine Arts and Communications
St. John's College, Oxford University
Cambridge University
Church Education System
Diena Simmons, BYU Creatie Works Office

Photographs Used by Permission:
Marion E. Wade Center,
Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois


KBYU
General Manager
John Reim

Executive Producer
Robert L. Millet

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