[J]ust as [C. S. Lewis] advocated equal rights for all races, I have no doubt he would fully advocate women’s rights, though his calling wasn’t one of a crusader. I cringe whenever I see Lewis called a misogynist. Certainly, to the degree that most of us are, he was a creature of his day and culture—indeed, he called himself a dinosaur—but in many respects, in the deeply respectful tone he speaks about women, he seems more ahead of his time than behind it. He . . . saw women as God’s image-bearers with fully equal value to men, even if sometimes intended for different roles, something he celebrated.

Randy Alcorn, "C. S. Lewis's View of Women"