Mere Christianity grew out of the radio talks C.S. Lewis was invited to give on the BBC during the Second World War, presenting the faith held in common by Christians across the denominations. Lewis sets out the heart of that faith with warmth and clarity. It is widely regarded as his most popular book and one of the most important religious works of the twentieth century.
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Daily Devotions from This Book
If Christianity is false, it is of no importance; if it is true, it is…
2026-03-14 · C.S. Lewis
You do not possess a soul. You are a soul; you possess a body. If we f…
2026-02-02 · C.S. Lewis
The most unsettling aspect of intercessory prayer is that it forces us…
2025-12-24 · C.S. Lewis
The Son of God became a man, not to make people feel better, but so th…
2025-12-21 · C.S. Lewis
I try to stop people from saying the foolish thing: ‘I accept Jesus as…
2025-11-07 · C.S. Lewis
If a person cannot find anything in this world that truly satisfies th…
2025-11-06 · C.S. Lewis
To be a Christian means to forgive the unforgivable because God has al…
2025-09-30 · C.S. Lewis
Everyone says forgiveness is a wonderful concept until they actually h…
2025-09-28 · C.S. Lewis
If you set your sights on heaven, the earthly will also be given to yo…
2025-09-26 · C.S. Lewis
While free will makes evil possible, it is also the only thing that ma…
2025-09-23 · C.S. Lewis
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