Books with title Mere christianity

In Mere Christianity, Mr. Lewis spelled out what he saw as the ssentials of the matter. And for all that the book owes a friendly informality to its beginings as radio talks, most readers will agree with the rreviewer who said, "The point about reading C. S. Lewis is that he makes you sure, whatever you believe, that religion accepted or rejected means something extremely serious, demanding the entire energy of the mind."

Mere Christianity is a revised amplified edition, with a new Introduction, of C. S. Lewis's three famous books, Broadcast Talks, Christian Behavior and Beyond Personality. Thus are gathered together for the first time at a popular price. Dr. Lewis's modern revaluations of Christian apologetics, ethics and theology-in fact all the central problems of belief and of conduct which face Christians today. The author is now firmly established as one of the most notable thinkers of this, or any, generation, and the appearance of Mere Christianity in its new format will be widely welcomed.