A dying man of science and a young Christian, arguing on the eve of war
"Freud's Last Session," the hit Off-Broadway play now in commercial residence at the Mercury Theatre, replete with the original New York cast, imagines that a dying and exiled Sigmund Freud invites a young man to his study in London, on the very eve of World War II. The man is C.S. Lewis, one of the few Christian writers and allegorists with a perennial following among agnostics and non-believers. "I wanted to learn …
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