Lewis produced most of his works before the birth of the modern creationist movement. Despite the factors working against his developing a critical view of the theory he could use material from his field of knowledge to critically evaluate this theory. Logic he could use VERY efficiently as well. But life somehow wins through. We glance briefly at the age of monsters.
Dragons prowl the earth, devour one another and die.
Then comes the theme of the younger son and the ugly duckling once more. Yet somehow he thrives. But these are only growing pains. Wait till the next Act. There he is becoming true Man.