Christian Nonfiction
C. S. Lewis and Mere Christianity
2013·240 pages
Examines C.S. Lewis's life and BBC broadcasts that produced Mere Christianity amid WWII England and Nazi Germany.
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Examines C.S. Lewis's life and BBC broadcasts that produced Mere Christianity amid WWII England and Nazi Germany.
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Mere Christianity is one of the best books of Christian apologetics ever written. Arguably, no book other than the Bible itself has had as much influence for the cause of the gospel over the past 60 years. The story of how that message came to be created, during the rigors of World War II in England, is fascinating in and of itself. But it also addresses a very important question: How do we present the gospel effectively to a culture that has Christian foundations but has become largely seculari...
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Sexual content
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No romantic or sexual content present
Violence & gore
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WWII backdrop with wartime danger and crisis conditions
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No profanity depicted
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Central Christian apologetics, gospel themes, and Lewis’s faith broadcasts
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No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
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WWII politics, Nazi threat, and cultural secularization themes
Self-harm / suicide
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Civilian hardship and suffering in wartime Britain referenced
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