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Friendship is the greatest of worldly goods.

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Lewis wrote this to his closest friend, Arthur Greeves, in a 1935 letter urging them to live near people they love. He treated companionship as worth real sacrifice. Weigh a friend's company when you choose where to live or how to spend weekends, and protect a recurring meeting.

Source: Letter to Arthur Greeves (29 December 1935)

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C.S. Lewis

(1898–1963) was a British writer, scholar, and theologian best known for "The Chronicles of Narnia" series. His works combine fantasy, philosophy, and Christian themes, appealing to readers of all ages. Lewis was also a respected academic, teaching at Oxford and Cambridge, and wrote extensively on literature, theology, and apologetics. His book "Mere Christianity" remains a widely read exploration of faith. Lewis’s storytelling ability and intellectual depth have made his works timeless. He continues to influence literature, theology, and popular culture around the world.

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