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Mere Christianity: Abolition of Man (Bonus Feature) - Community Reviews back

by C.S. Lewis, Robert Whitfield
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Emma Richey
Emma Richey rated it 9 years ago
I grew up Roman Catholic, in a Roman Catholic household, under the influence of Roman Catholic parents who had both converted from different branches of Christianity. My father has two Ph.Ds, at least one of which is in Theology; I grew up going to Church, hearing my father discuss the Roman Catholi...
Books Addiction
Books Addiction rated it 9 years ago
Lewis are un stil de a scrie care se aseamana cu unul filosofic.Nu imi vine sa cred ca el a scris si seria Narnia ,este unul dintre cei mai buni autori.
Books Addiction
Books Addiction rated it 9 years ago
Lewis are un stil de a scrie care se aseamana cu unul filosofic.Nu imi vine sa cred ca el a scris si seria Narnia ,este unul dintre cei mai buni autori.
Living Thousands of Lives
Living Thousands of Lives rated it 11 years ago
Outstanding book! Lewis is a great thinker who made me think about my religion. He uses metaphors that are easy to understand. I recommend this book to everyone whether Christian or not. It was never preachy just full of the basics of Christianity.
Ironic Contradictions
Ironic Contradictions rated it 11 years ago
“I am trying here to prevent anyone saying the really foolish thing that people often say about Him: I’m ready to accept Jesus as a great moral teacher, but I don’t accept his claim to be God. That is the one thing we must not say. A man who was merely a man and said the sort of things Jesus said wo...
Bayard's Books
Bayard's Books rated it 11 years ago
I just re-read part of Mere Christianity again. I was looking for a quote from it, but wound up reading about 2/3 of the book. Lewis' clear explanation of what Christians believe always winds up reminding me of the ways to fight sin in my own life. He seems to have had a supernatural gift for wri...
Lisa (Harmony)
Lisa (Harmony) rated it 11 years ago
Published in 1952, the book is based on a series of wartime radio broadcasts on Christianity. By "mere" Christianity Lewis means "common or central" Christianity. He says in his preface he made an effort to discuss those ideas that are without denomination, and he sent the second part, "What Christi...
So Many Books, So Little Time...
So Many Books, So Little Time... rated it 12 years ago
I just finished re-reading Mere Christianity. As always, I am amazed at its brilliant simplicity and straightforward explication of the basic tenets of Christianity; the things that all Christians in every age and denomination agree to. Every time I read it, I learn something new, which is one of ...
Melody Murray's Books
Melody Murray's Books rated it 12 years ago
Not recommended for people like me who don't buy any of the tenets of Christianity to begin with. This one won't convince anyone who doesn't already want to believe.
Elizziebooks
Elizziebooks rated it 12 years ago
Great, intelligent book. Its intended audience is non-Christians. Great insight into what Christianity is.
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