Mere Christianity by CS Lewis is well worth reading. It is the product of a series of radio talks delivered by CS Lewis in the days of WWII. In his typical, philosophical way, Lewis challenges his listeners to think deeply about Christianity.
This is a collection of clever ‘doodles’ helping to deliver the content in a creative, imaginative, and engaging way. Not all of Lewis’ BBC talks are completed. They are here arranged per section and number in the printed book.
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