Mere Christianity

Set against the backdrop of World War II in England, C. S. Lewis delivered a series of radio lectures that addressed fundamental issues of Christianity. These talks, later compiled into Mere Christianity, emphasize a unifying core within diverse Christian beliefs, transcending denominational divides. Lewis articulates a compelling and rational argument for the Christian faith, making this work relevant for both believers and skeptics. Its enduring impact showcases the power of faith amidst the challenges of humanity and conflict.