With C.S. Lewis, Saving the Middle Ages From Darkness
Jason M. Baxter describes Lewis as a man who ‘read fourteenth-century medieval texts for his spiritual reading, carefully annotating them with a pencil; who summed himself up as chiefly a medievalist.’
The modern mind has been trained to regard the Middle Ages as backward and unenlightened. “The Oxford English Dictionary” defines the word medieval as something that is “very old-fashioned or primitive.”
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