#121 Out of the Silent Planet: Nakedness, science and ransom
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Looking at Out of the Silent Planet, Professor Alister McGrath discusses whether nakedness within the book is significant. Plus, they look at whether CS Lewis is drawing on genuine science and the significance of Ransom's name.
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Released on 4 Sep 2023
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