Portrayal of Identity in Mere Christianity and Its Parallels to the Concept of Identity in Apostle Paul's Letters

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The paper analyzes the theme of identity in Book Three and Book Four of Mere Christianity, drawing parallels with Apostle Paul's Letters. It compares specific sections of Lewis's work to selected verses from the Pauline Letters, employing a theoretical framework of identity. The findings reveal that both Lewis and Paul articulate a concept of identity rooted in Christ, highlighting significant similarities in their theological perspectives. This exploration contributes to a deeper understanding of identity within the context of Christian literature.