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Mere Christianity

	Mere Christianity C. S. Lewis HarperOne, 2001 - 227 pages average customer review:based on 449 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Gotta love the C.S.

After reading this book, I consider myself an absolute fan of C.S. Lewis. I was a little skeptical about this book, thinking it would be dry and "religious", but it definitely surprised me. The author starts out with a look at the human condition, and the existence of 'right' and 'wrong', and goes further to say that certain things about this point to there being a creator. That's just one little part of the book. He goes into lots of other things that will definitely make you think about how you approach God. It's written in a very conversational tone (actually, it's transcribed radio broadcasts from WWII times in Great Britain), so it is very accessible. Be prepared to take notes, though, as you read it.

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Christianity Explained

C.S. Lewis has a wonderful talent for explaining Christianity in simple, clear terms. Example: "You don't have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body." Here was a very intelligent man who was agnostic until late in life, so he struggled with all of the questions of faith in his own walk. Finally, like the Apostle Paul, he became one of Christianity's greatest proponents. This book relates the conclusions of his personal journey to faith. I highly recommend this book to all Christians and especially to all persons who have doubts about Jesus Christ and the role he should have in their lives.

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