Theology & Doctrine

Mere Christianity

What if someone could explain the Christian faith using nothing but clear logic, vivid analogy, and intellectual honesty? That is exactly what C.S. Lewis -- Oxford professor, former atheist, and one of the greatest minds of the 20th century -- accomplished in Mere Christianity. Originally delivered as BBC radio talks during World War II, these chapters make the case for God's existence, the reality of moral law, and the truth of the Christian gospel with a brilliance that has convinced skeptics and strengthened believers for over 80 years. If you have a friend who thinks Christianity is for the uneducated, give them this book. If you have ever doubted your own faith, read it yourself. Lewis's logic is as sharp as a surgeon's scalpel and as warm as a fireside conversation.