Stone Table

[WolfVanZandt]

[Erekose]

[WolfVanZandt]

Well, like I said, I have no problem with your last heresy, so, carry on.....

[Puddleglee]

Surely heresies go against the 'accepted wisdom' - but if there is no previously existing wisdom on a subject, accepted or not, how can your ideas be heretical? In other words, if no-one has previously explained the existence of the Stone Table in a way that most people accept, your ideas could easily become the accepted wisdom since there is nothing for them to stand against.

To that end, Jadis' presence at the Creation of Narnia influencing both the Deep Magic and the creation of the Stone Table appears perfectly sound, to me.

BTW, I would love you to list all your 'heresies', since you mention them so often!

[Erekose]

Some people have the viewpoint that "what is written is all there is and all that can be considered. To postulate additions or links is irrelevant since the writer hasn't written them and so to do so is a waste of time and unworthy of consideration."

To them such concepts that I put forward are equivalent to being "Heretical".

Hence I deem my self The Heretic. The One who dares to go outside the box.

As to a list of my "heresies", someday I do hope to collate them into a self-contained set of writings, but for now they tend to be scattered over the Chronicles of Narnia Forum.

However, the majority of them were reconstructed from the old forum and posted in one long series of threads. (The original posts were in tree format, more condusive to presenting them than this linear format and so may appear a little "strange" on reading)

[Stanley Anderson]

[Erekose]

[zevonfan88]

The Stone table is symbolic of Jesus being cruxified on the cross. C.S. Lewis used it for that purpose.

[woodelk]

[CoinOperatedChristian]