As we celebrate C.S. Lewis’ 112th birthday (he passed away in 1963), which one of his books is your favorite? Why?
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jeGeddes on November 30, 2010 at 1:08 am
I absolutely LOVE the Chronicles of Narnia. Yes it is a children’s book, but it is just an encouragement that a book that had Christianity at it’s heart, became so popular amongst little kids. It shows that God is Love in a world that hates God. I have also read Out of Silent Planet, and the rest in the series, but none gives the better point than the Chronicles of Narnia.
lumi on November 30, 2010 at 8:43 pm
l like mere christianity……….i love re-reading that book many times… Thanks for CS Lewis for the brilliant explanation about our faith to God
marvin williams on December 3, 2010 at 9:24 am
Mere Christianity for me. I went through a period of doubting my faith and Lewis’ explanation of faith in God encouraged me greatly. Because his faith and turning to God came from a place of his own atheistic/agnostic questions was helpful to me as I worked through my own questions. So, for me, Mere Christianity is a classic that I will always reference as my own En Gedi.