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expositions-413	none	Gods and Friends: C. S. Lewis on Divinization	2010	17	.pdf	application/pdf	8869	409	65	First, when Lewis speaks of salvation and heaven, as he so often does, not only does he figure it as redemption, perfect happiness, “union with God,” 2 and many other oft-used images, but also as divinization, 3 being made a god, the “blessed participation in [God‟s] Life by a created spirit,” 4 and other traditional though far less common metaphors. Determined to make as much sense of “becoming God” as can be made, Lewis tackles head-on the question which most obviously arises in response to the promise of sharing in God‟s life: how?	cache/expositions-413.pdf	txt/expositions-413.txt