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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: All human beings share an intuitive sense of universal moral law.
Chapter 3: Moral values remain broadly similar across eras and cultures.
Chapter 4: The reality of moral law supports belief in God.
Chapter 5: Of all the logical options, the likeliest is that Jesus truly was, and is, God.
Chapter 6: The source of evil in the world lies in human free will.
Chapter 7: Christian morality centers on inner character and intention.
Chapter 8: Christians honor Christ because he embodies perfect human virtue on Earth.
Chapter 9: Virtue enables us to rise above our lower, material life and reach spiritual fullness.
Chapter 10: Christianity marks an evolutionary advance in humanity’s story.
Description
Mere Christianity (1952) is one of the most famous and influential apologetics for the Christian faith ever written. Compiled from C.S. Lewis’s legendary World War II radio broadcasts, it brings together a series of timeless reflections designed to explain and defend Christianity. Mere Christianity outlines Lewis’s arguments for the truth of the Christian doctrine. It also explores what Christian life involves and why Lewis thinks we’re all better off as Christians.
Who Should Listen
- Believers who want to strengthen their faith
- Nonbelievers who like to challenge their worldview
- Non-Christians looking for a clear introduction to Christian beliefs