I am trying to identify the Ordo Salutis followed in C.S. Lewis's fiction, in particular the conversions of Shasta (The Horse and His Boy), Eustace (The Voyage of the Dawn Treader), Jill (The Silver Chair), and Jane Studdock (That Hideous Strength). I don't think Lewis was known for his Calvinism, but these four conversion stories seem suspiciously close to the Reformed model, as does Lewis's account of his own conversion in his autobiography, Surprised by Joy. Any ideas?
David K.
David K.