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   westprog  wrote:   
      
      
      
   > Given Lewis view that our world is in fact just a shadowland - a dim   
   > representation seen through a glass darkly of reality - it is quite   
   > plausible that what appears in the books to be a seperate   
   > incarnation, and a seperate resurrection, is in fact the same thing   
   > seen from a different perspective.   
      
   So how come you have the Pevensies leading a double life if they are the   
   same things?   
      
   > In the Last Battle, it's shown   
   > that our world and Narnia are really the same place.   
      
   I thought we were shown that they were different areas of the same   
   place, and as you go further in toward's Aslan's country, you get closer   
   to God, or something. Different places leading to the same place.   
      
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