The Dawn Treader

When C.S. Lewis wrote he said:

"This is not a work of scholarship.  I am no Hebraist, no ancient historian, no archaeologist.  I write for the unlearned about things in which I am unlearned myself.  If an excuse is needed (and perhaps it is) for writing such a book, my excuse would be something like this.  It often happens that two schoolboys can solve difficulties in their work for one another better than the master can."

... and adds later ...

"The fellow-pupil can help more than the master, because he knows less.  The difficulty we want him to explain is one he has recently met.  The expert met it so long ago that he has forgotten."

I approach the Titus series with the same attitude.  I write for the  unlearned about things in which I am unlearned.  I am not a professional theologian or Bible scholar.  I have not been to seminary.  I am a dad, a husband, a golfer, a tennis player and an IT wonk.   David is a dad, husband, golfer, blogger, musician, philosopher, teacher and a legal wonk.

What we share in common is that we are followers of Jesus Christ who are committed to glorifying God and adorning the gospel of truth.  We are truly schoolboys and not experts, but you never know what two schoolboys might uncover that the experts have long since forgotten.

Now, in words of Aslan, "further up and further in!"