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The '''Chronicles of Narnia''' are a series of seven books written by [[C.S. Lewis]].  These books were written as a fictional story with  allegorical connections to the [[Bible]], and the Christian Faith. The Chronicles of Narnia were published yearly from 1950 to 1956.  [[The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe]] can be seen as based on the [[Gospels]], [[The Magician's Nephew]] as similar to the book of [[Genesis]], and [[The Last Battle]] as drawn from the book of [[Revelations]].

The '''Chronicles of Narnia''' are a series of seven books written by [[C.S. Lewis]].  These books were written as a fictional story with  allegorical connections to the [[Bible]], and the Christian Faith. The Chronicles of Narnia were published yearly from 1950 to 1956.  [[The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe]] can be seen as based on the [[Gospels]], [[The Magician's Nephew]] as similar to the book of [[Genesis]], and [[The Last Battle]] as drawn from the book of [[Revelations]].

The books were renumbered in recent years to reflect the passage of time in the stories. Thus ''The Magician's Nephew'' now comes first. A debate between Chronological order and Cannonlogical order is still happening.  

C.S. Lewis originally wrote the stories in a non-chronological order. The books were reordered in recent years to accurately reflect the passage of time in the stories. Thus ''The Magician's Nephew'' now comes first. Debate continues over Chronological versus Canonlogical order in the series.