God vs. Aslan The Aslan Effect – Ex-Narnian

Aslan Effect: (n) An emotional experience of dread, intimidation and restlessness, mixed with wonder and fascination; also a visual stimulus, in which symbols of strength, wonder, savagery, and danger trigger primarily an emotional response and a response of allegiance. Do people love Aslan because he's like Christ—or because he's so powerful and fearsome that criticism…

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