Classic & Older Gothic

Mere Christianity

by Kathleen Norris

C.S. Lewis presents Christianity's core doctrines as a rational, accessible argument for belief, stripping away denominational differences to find common ground. Originally delivered as BBC radio talks during World War II, these essays address moral law, the nature of Christ, and Christian behavior with clarity and persuasive force. A foundational work of popular Christian apologetics.

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