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December 10, 2010

MSNBC's Richard Wollfe in effort to mock Palin: 'C.S. Lewis only wrote childrens' books'

Responding to Sarah Palin's mentioning C.S. Lewis as one of her favorite authors whom she seeks to get divine inspiration from, MSNBC's Richard Wolffe ridiculed her as though she was infantile and uneducated ... and only cited "The Chronicles of Narnia" - as if that is the only book Lewis ever wrote in his career and wasn't a serious author. (An overall tone of contempt , disrespect, and ridicule of and for Palin is obvious through the entire video):

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(Not even the slightest pretense of being fair and balanced)

As Jennifer Caballero points out:

Wolffe seems to think it is clever to mock Palin reading a "children's author," while disrespecting one of the greatest authors in literature. Yes, C.S. Lewis is most famous among the pop culture crowd with the movies and sudden ressurgance of The Chronicles of Narnia, which happens to be an allegorical tale of Jesus Christ, who became a human being, and gave His life to save undeserving human beings from the penalty of sin. (Richard Wolffe seems to be in the same boat as Liam Neeson when it comes to not understanding C.S. Lewis' Christian tales.)

Lewis is also a well-accomplished Christian author who writes novels of human nature in some adult fictional work and essays on Christian faith.

Unfortunately, this is what we've learned to expect from the shallow, arrogant, clowns at MSNBC that keep trying to pass themselves off as journalists.

Posted by Richard at December 10, 2010 12:09 PM

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