Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.3 / 5.0

A Great Simplistic View of A Complex Subject:

After reading several books on a similar topic that did nothing but confuse me, I was glad that I came upon C.S. Lewis's work. All of the other books about the existence of God are way off in their own world, and discourage anyone who feels lost in their ideas about God. This book really explained the reasons that God must exist, and then moved on to easily describe the major beliefs of Christians, without leaving anyone out in the cold on what the key issues actually are. This book is perfect for the... more info

A Review of C.S. Lewis's "Mere Christianity":

From 1942 to 1944 C. S. Lewis did a series of radio broadcasts on Christian Faith. These broadcasts were then made into a book, Mere Christianity. A guideline to why and what Christian's believe, it gives an intellectual and philosophical understanding of Christianity. It is an excellent series of subjects starting with the "Meaning of the Universe," where Lewis takes a systematic approach involving right and wrong as a key to understanding the Universe. As the book continues it follows a path in which... more info

A fantastic book for either the believer or the non-believer:

Lewis makes a solid case for Christianity in this highly readable series of talks he delivered on the BBC. Lewis' common-sense approach, and easy-to-understand analogies catch the reader unawares. One finds him or herself agreeing with Lewis, even when one is unsure what it is one has agreed to.

In Book 1 Lewis makes the case for morality, or what he terms "the law of human nature" written upon men's hearts. In Book 2, he examines the competing conceptions of God and makes the case for Christ. Here he... more info

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