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...]" skeptical style, far from the usual pathetic narratives of the mystical rapture. C.S. Lewis' description of the act thus deftly avoids any ecstatic pathos

ment, which means 'rapture' in both an abstract and [[passive]] sense,

...nscendent]] [[Bliss (feeling)|bliss]] whether that bliss or [[orgasmic]] [[rapture]] be found in [[text]]s, [[film]]s, works of [[art]] or [[sexual]] spheres;

...h" skeptical style, far from the usual pathetic narratives of the mystical rapture – Lewis refers to the experience as the "odd thing"; he mentions its comm