What was the name of the lion in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"?

Correct answer: Aslan

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What people think about it: 22 Comments

Kptnsparrow #1194807

read the book many times. the movie was just as great as the book.

GrandmaTanya

I love all of the Narnia movies. C.S. Lewis was an amazing man. 😀

Gary

The lion in the story is used as a symbol of Christ. Remarkable book.

Gary

C. S. Lewis was also a great Christian and Apologist (Defending the faith). He is still highly regarded in most Christian churches.

Piggy

I love these books and so does my son

Ripple

I LOVE this book and film.

Haley

Aslan is also lion in Turkish

K SOZE

I LOVE THIS BOOK, OUR TEACHER WOULD READ IT AT STORY TIME, I BOUGHT MY OWN COPY. COULDN'T GET INTO THE OTHER ONES THOUGH.

Blue Dog

UngenerousGoal7, "but he is good." 😊

Sankhadip Mandal

Seen the movie previously and also with the picture I guessed it right.

Waleed

Aslan means lion in Turkish language

Player #3722956

Aslan is also the Turkish word for a lion.

UngenerousGoal7

He's not a tame lion.

UndauntedHesitation6

Kptnsparrow #1194807, of course, Aslan represents Jesus, laying down His life for us!

SQinfoNUTS

mdholl, I understand that. try reading The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe just for the sheer enjoyment of it. And then go back and randomly read anything from Mere Christianity. You may find it a little easier to go.

Player SQinfoNUTS

Wendell Thomas, well that truly is a crying shame. Even if you read the books without looking for any deeper meaning and you simply enjoy it as an adventure story it is truly delightful. I'm sorry you were missing out.