Washington DC – The Bible Museum (MOTB) in the nation’s capital has opened an exhibition that will give visitors a deeper understanding of their journey to seek humanity’s truth.
The exhibition entitled “CS Lewis and the Myths That Became a Fact” shows the journey of British writers and theologians from atheism to Christianity.
The exhibition includes a rare letter written by Lewis himself to a correspondent named Mr. Lewis.
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“Letter to Mr. Luke” was dated December 8, 1937, a few years after Lewis converted. To Christianity.
Museum associate curator Wesley Vinner told Fox News Digital that the letter is part of an ongoing communication. The nature of poetryknowledge and Christianity.
An unusual letter written by CS Lewis in 1937 is on display at the Bible Museum in Washington, DC (Bible Museum)
“In this particular letter, Lewis describes the vision owned by a particular poet as “knowledge in the deepest sense,” but rejects the idea that poetry must focus solely on truth, faith, and “great subjects” like God,” Vinner said.
Vinner humorously points out that “instead, some of the great poems of mankind are interested in ostensibly ordinary, trivial topics, such as “men stab each other pointed metals with verbal words.” ”
The exhibition attracts worshipers of all ages, the museum leader said.
“The great revelation of poetry is “not trivial or interested,” Lewis argues,” Vinner.
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Also included Exhibition This is the first and rare edition of Lewis’ work.
MOTB CEO Carlos Campo told Fox News Digital that the exhibit attracts admirers of all ages.
The Bible Museum in Washington, DC has a new exhibit introducing CS Lewis’ journey from atheism to Christianity. (Fox News Digital)
“Many of my generation have come to really get to know the Lord through books like “Just Christianity” and CS Lewis’ understanding. Then we gave. Our kids And then his grandson, “lion, witch, wardrobe,” and suddenly they also came to know him,” Campo said.
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The “CS Lewis and the Myths Who Became Fact” exhibition will be held at the Bible Museum until February 14th, 2026. (Fox News Digital)
“You can see the harsh apologies he was. He was a man who really had no faith, and then came to faith. [was] Eldite,” Campo said.
He said Lewis “knowed as much about John Milton as he did about the Bible, but he still became a real standard bearer. Christian faith. ”
“He was a man who had no faith and then came to faith.” (Getty Images; Fox News Digital)
To celebrate Lewis, the museum presents Lewis’ Narnia work and introduces “Lion, Witch, Wardrobe” at stage theatres around the world.
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The “CS Lewis and the Myths Who Became Fact” exhibition will run until February 14th, 2026.
