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"The Chronicles of Narnia:" Each of these Seven Classic adventure stories is wonderful by itself: but the entire series brings the reader into an entirely new world that children and adults alike will want to explore it to the very end. Over and over again!
"The Great Divorce:" A thought-provoking journey from a dreary little town takes us to Paradise, where each 'tourist' has the opportunity to make a decision for eternity! As we share the choices of each of the passengers, we learn how vast is the gulf between those who understand the "Offer," and those who cannot...
In "Mere Christianity," Mr. Lewis provides plain answers to the Questions of the Ages! From our first contemplation of Creation, through all our ideas and questions - about world religions and their answers - until we begin to realize why Christians choose to believe in Christ as the best possible answer. This is a "Must Have" for all who have felt alone in wondering and challenging this Timeless question. Mr. Lewis is a tough inquirer into this realm, and he shares his own journey to understanding. It will hold a special place in your collection!
"The Screwtape Letters" is a collection of "correspondence" between a Senior Demon named Wormwood, and his nephew "Screwtape," who is a rookie tempter. Readers will invariably recognize some of the sneaky tricks and not-so-subtle attempts that Screwtape uses to lure human victims into the land of the lost... And many will feel prickly-bumps of 'recognition,' in the ways Screwtape finds to use our backgrounds, our personal tastes, our vanity, and even our pity or charity, to lull our senses away from his final, diabolical goal! This is one of Mr. Lewis' finest works, and one that will give many moments of thoughtful review for all of us!
"God in the Dock" is a wonderful collection of Mr. Lewis'essays and letters concerning Theology and Ethics. Edited by Walter Hooper, it includes Answers to Questions on Chrisitianity, Christian Apologetics, The Decline of Religion, the title essay,"God in the Dock," Humanitarian Theory of Punishment - and more!
This is a "must have" collection for serious Lewis readers!
© 1998 J.C. Vincent