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Significance of "further up and further in"?
The notion is probably taken from Dante most immediately, but it's something which Lewis felt to be valuable in the mediaeval world-view in general. He describes it most completely in his The ...
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In which C.S. Lewis essay or book chapter did he talk about the habit of using the word "we" when preaching?
Not sure about the preacher passage. But in his essay "Dangers of National Repentance" he writes something similar to what you describe. He writes:
The young man who is called upon to ...
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