Spirits in Bondage

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Written by a young C. S. Lewis shortly after World War I, this poetry collection explores profound themes of doubt, fear, and skepticism regarding faith and the existence of God. Divided into three sections, the poems reflect his internal struggles, starting with challenging questions about evil and devotion, and culminating in a transformative experience of divine love and heaven. This early work offers a unique glimpse into the thoughts of a future Christian author, distinct from his later, more famous writings.