Dear Fellow American,
I hope you are having a fine day so far. Thanks for opening my email.
Today, I’m writing to let you know about a special offer for you from Hillsdale College, a private, fiercely independent, conservative college located in south-central Michigan where I work.
You may have heard of us on talk radio, social media, YouTube, podcasts, or even on Fox News because of our educational outreach efforts on behalf of liberty—like our free online courses.
And though we’re best known for educating Americans about the Constitution and founding principles through these free courses, one of our most popular courses has been about a famous British author—C.S. Lewis.
In fact, our free online course, “An Introduction to C.S. Lewis: Writings and Significance,” has more than 500,000 people enrolled.
C.S. Lewis was a war hero, a bright light during some very dark hours in world history. He is one of my absolute favorite authors because...
…While you may know him for his landmark Chronicles of Narnia series, he was also a brilliant philosopher, writer, and Christian apologist. That’s why we decided to develop this online course.
Since launching “An Introduction to C.S. Lewis: Writings and Significance,” we’ve received an outpouring of thanks for offering a course that covers the breadth and scope of Lewis’ writings.
We’ve also heard from many of our friends that they would love to own a DVD version. So, I’m pleased to announce that the C.S. Lewis course is available on DVD for your home library. You can also give it as a gift or use it in a small group, such as a Bible study or book club.
We only made a few of these special sets, so get this premium edition of “An Introduction to C.S. Lewis: Writings and Significance” on DVD today. Given how popular this course is, the DVD box set won’t last long.
Reserve your DVD set now using this secure link, while they last:
https://secure.hillsdale.edu/be-the-first-to-get-hillsdales-new-c-s-lewis-dvd-set/
Warm regards,
Bill Gray
Class of 2001
Vice President
National Donor Outreach
Hillsdale College