Death and Resurrection: The Center of Christianity

"The Problem of Death": thinking of resurrection to eternal life and victory over death through the cross of Christ as a possible answer to philosophy's quest to understand human death:

• The Mystery of Death: Philosophy's Greatest Problem
• Victory over Death in the Cross
• "Blessed Spiritual Death to Self"
• Christianity's Answer to the Problem of Death
• There Is Always Hope, Even in Death
• Resurrection to Eternal Life

Thoughts on the theme of death and resurrection as it relates to the redemption of creation, Jesus' teaching, the Christian life, and suffering - all in relation to Christ's death and resurrection:

• Death and Resurrection, Part 1
• Death and Resurrection, Part 2
• Death and Resurrection, Part 3
• Death and Resurrection, Part 4
• Death and Resurrection, Part 5
• Death and Resurrection, Part 6
• Death and Resurrection, Part 7
• Death and Resurrection, Part 8

Thinking of death and resurrection as "the Great Story" written on our hearts, reflected in pagan myths, and given reality in the "true myth" of Christ's incarnation, death, and resurrection:

• The Great Story, Part 1
• The Great Story, Part 2
  
• The Great Story, Part 3

Reflections on the pattern of death and rebirth in C. S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia, Till We Have Faces, and especially Perelandra:

• Part 1: A Signpost for the Cross
• Part 2: Christ Figures in Perelandra and Narnia
• Part 3: A Central Turning Point
• Part 4: Explosive Redemptive Effects
• Part 5: The Importance of "Vicariousness"
• Part 6: Death and Rebirth: "The Very Formula of Reality"