'Freud's Last Session" at Ashland Contemporary Theatre - Gate House

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The two men could not have been more dissimilar. Sigmund Freud was an outspoken atheist who lived to become an argumentative, cranky old man. C.S. Lewis was a romantic who rejected his own atheism at the age of 33. He became a devout Christian and a committed member of the Church of England and used his beliefs as themes in his writings.