Many children and adults alike have enjoyed C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia. The series of seven fantasy novels draws on Christian themes and Greco-Roman mythology to create a world like no other, yet behind the talking animals and the battles of good versus evil is assumed to loom a Christian allegory. Author Stephen D. McConnell reveals that the books' Christian message is far more deep and complex than using supernatural stand-ins for religious virtues. He argues that the books' spirituality can be found in the journey itself, as the children struggle to trust their various spiritual...