books: abolition of man

books: abolition of man

books:

Abolition of man

The Abolition of Man & the Great Divorce

C. S. Lewis

Blackstone Audiobooks, 2000

Typicaly Great CS Lewis
If you're looking at this you probably already know CS Lewis was a great writer. My guess is you probaby have read both of these wonderful books. So why buy the audio? Because, it is a wonderful way to really get into the story in you spare time that's normaly wasted ...

The Abolition of Man

C. S. Lewis

HarperOne, 2001

How to fix what is broken
This book is a series of three talks where Lewis illustrates the breakdown of education , from a system which embraces natural law, truth, and virtue, to one which embraces much of nothing and feeds back nothing. It is perhaps a bit dated now as teaching methods have ...

Six by Lewis box set: The Abolition of Man, The Great Divorce, Mere Christianity, Miracles, The Problem of ...

C. S. Lewis

MacMillan Publishing Company, 1978

The Very Best of the Best
Lewis was perhaps the greatest apologist of his time, and these are the very best of his writings. No other Christian writer has ever had the ability to put things so simply, yet eloquently.

Abolition: One Man's Battle Against the Death Penalty
Robert Badinter

Northeastern, 2008

Part legal drama, part political procedural, Abolition is above all a passionate argument against the death penalty and the rare story of politicians' willingness to fight for their principles, even against the popular will. Horrified by the guillotine execution of one of his clients in 1972, Robert Badinter dedicated his life to the abolition ...

C.S. Lewis for the Third Millennium : Six Essays on the Abolition of Man

Peter Kreeft

Ignatius Press, 1994

Tonic for our times
This book is a treat. One of the great Christian apologists, writers and thinkers of the last century is discussed by one of the best of this century. Peter Kreeft, Professor of Philosophy at Boston College, here gives us an introduction to the thought and influence of ...

Six by Lewis: The Abolition of Man, the Great Divorce, Mere Christianity, Miracles, the Problem of Pain, the ...

C. S. Lewis

Simon & Schuster (Paper), 1996

The Intellectual's Christian
If not one of the greatest Christian philosophers of the 20th century (perhaps of all time), C. S. Lewis was certainly among the most accessible to the lay reader not deeply conversant with theology or metaphysics. And as a professor of Mediaeval and Renaissance ...