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2026-09-29 18:32
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Netflix's Narnia is an attack on Aslan's Christ figure
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First reported by The Christian Post (Right); 2 outlets over 9h.
The Christian Post · +9h The Blaze
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Netflix’s upcoming "Narnia" adaptation is leaving BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey with some concerns, especially considering the original author C.S. Lewis’ work has helped shape her to be the Christian she is today.
Read at theblaze.com → - The Christian PostRight
For more than 70 years, Aslan has stood as C.S. Lewis' picture of Christ, the lion who dies to save Narnia and rises again. Now Netflix has cast Meryl Streep in the role, complete with a rainbow-colored mane. This is not just an attack on Narnia; it is an attack on our faith.
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