This was my point about Griffiths. He was not only both Catholic and Hindu but was a Priest and a Sanyassi. However as I discovered in checking this out Griffiths did not travel to India in search of the other half of his soul until 1968 so at the time Lewis was learning about Hinduism from him his knowledge would have been more theoretical.
It is from page 6 of a discussion starting here:
Into the Wardrobe — a C. S. Lewis website
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Lewis' thoughts on other major religions?
http://cslewis.drzeus.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=10088
Reading, I am mostly in agreement with rusmeister - except in his preference of EO over RC./HGL
PS, so far./HGL
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