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Aslan's Death and Resurrection

By Kirsten Puga

Unfortunately, Narnia is under rule of the evil

White Witch

Peter, Susan, Edmund, & Lucy Pevensie stumbles upon a wardrobe that brought them to a magical land called Narnia.

Religious Theme:

Christianity

Aslan, the creator of Narnia, has called the aid of the Pevensie children to save Narnia FROM the White Witch

The Chronicles of Narnia:

The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe

Aslan and the Pevensie children fights the evil White Witch

  • Aslan sacrifices himself to the White Witch as penance for Edmund's sins

They return to London to only return again to Narnia in...

PRINCE CASPIAN

Aslan's Death and Resurrection

Author of the Book:

C. S. Lewis

Director of the Movie:

Andrew Adamson

Aslan & the Pevensie children were VICTORIOUS

  • He was tortured and humiliated by the White Witch's army
  • Resemblance of Jesus Christ's sacrifice for all the sinners of the world

20 Second Synopsis

References

Compare/Contrast

Molloy, Michael. Experiencing the world's religions: tradition, challenge, and change. 4th ed. Boston: McGraw Hill Higher Education, 2008. Print.

Differences

Similarities

Thank you!

The Resurrection

"Easter - the Resurrection of Jesus." Easter - the Resurrection of Jesus. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 Apr. 2014. <http://www.christianbiblereference.org/story_Easter.htm>.

1) White Witch witnessed Aslan's torture & humiliation

2) Aslan cont. to live on pass 40 days

3) Aslan is a lion

History of Jesus's Crucifixion

1) Aslan sacrifices himself for the sake of another person

2) He was humiliated by the enemy

3) He died upon a symbolic object

  • Took place at Golgotha, "place of skull," outside of Jerusalem (Mather 27:33)
  • Believed Jesus' crucifixion & resurrection were to take place around 29 CE. p. 346
  • Aslan rose from the dead the next day to proceed onto defeating the White Witch
  • All information could be founded in the New Testament:
  • Book of Mathew 27:27-56
  • Book of Luke 23:26-49
  • Book of Mark 15:21-38
  • Book of John 19:16-37
  • p. 349

History of Resurrection

  • Resurrected on the day of Easter
  • Appeared to his apostles but they didn't recognize him at first
  • After 40 days, he led his followers to Bethany in which he returned to Heaven

Continuation...

  • Jesus was seen as a threat to the Roman Empire
  • The Roman Empire was scared of him taking overpowering him
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