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Mere Christianity

by C. S. Lewis

Based on radio broadcasts during World War II, Lewis presents a logical case for Christian faith accessible to believers and skeptics alike. He explores morality, theology, and Christian doctrine with clarity and wit, building arguments from common human experience. This foundational text has introduced millions to rational defenses of Christianity and remains influential across denominations.

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