Mere Christianity: Library Edition

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Summary: This Book Is Immedietely Relavent and Infinitely Important.
Review: "If Christianity is false, it is of little or no importance. If it is true, it is of infinite importance." Lewis has simply offered the easiest read to understand the nature of God and his role in YOUR life in "MERE CHRISTIANITY." Focus on this source of logic. Learn to incorporate the motivation to be moral. Understand and recognize the pride you never knew you had. Know the ever important difference between virtue and its opposite: vice. Reflect on the imperitive need for a personal God, and you will find him through Lewis. Smile at his MERE genius as he transforms an ancient religion of the past into a bountiful foundation for YOUR future. +

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Summary: Should be required reading for every Christian
Review: Proof that the true believer knows that God expects us to use the intellect and reason He gave to us. This book is the best presentation of Christianity I've seen in many years of searching

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Summary: Takes you to the very heart of Christianity.
Review: Outside of the Bible, Mere Christianity presents the most irrefutable of arguments for Christianity. Appealing for those of an "intellectual" bent, Lewis lays down a very rigid, but delightful, chain of logical morsels, eventually tying them all together to present the bigger picture that is Christ's divinity, His death and His resurrection. This book is very helpful to those who, like myself, sometimes get caught up in peripheral issues, ignoring the very elementals that make up the faith of Christianity. Don't just read this book, take notes and study it

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Summary: Interesting Reading!
Review: An interesting examination of why Christians believe as they do. Yet, although compelling reading, it did not convince me of the validity of Christianity

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Summary: Greatest Religious book EVER!
Review: Undoubtedly one of the greatest books ever written, not to mention the absolute supreme of Christian Literature. This book's lessons will answer any and all doubts anyone may have on God or the Christian faith. Will make you believe and explain why. Explains thoroughly and with examples the basis of nearly every aspect of the Christian faith. When done with this book you can't help but wish to read another of his great works of art

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Summary: Christianity never makes a better sense!
Review: Mere Christianity is an excellently thorough treatise on basic Christian beliefs. Lewis shows that Christianity is not about endless doctrinal debates within hundreds of denominations. Quite on the contrary, it unites all its believers round the world into one community, distinguished from the rest by a uniform radical stance towards humanity and God. This book defines Christianity in its true spirit, and is a must for someone who is searching for why he ought not to be ashamed for being a faithful Christian

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Summary: The warm hands that thaw the skeptic's frozen heart
Review: What can be said that hasn't already be said about this amazing book. This is the book that brought me to the heart of Christ and showed me what it truly means to be Christian. After reading this book the Bible came alive with meaning and now never ceases to speak to my heart. I shall never be the same again, nor do I want to be. If you are to read this book please lay aside your presuppostions about Christianity and Jesus, open your mind and open your heart or open not the book at all. If today you hear His voice harden not your heart

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Summary: Uses the Reason of God to Devour the Lies of the Enemy
Review: I cannot read the book enough. Lewis' clear mind and articulate pen create a defense of Christianity that is not only convincing but thoroughly refreshing. He's a hero. If you read it, you will know why

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Summary: A life-changing book.
Review: 'Mere Christianity' is an informal discussion of what is at the heart of Christianity. This book literally changed my life. Lewis brought down many of the prejudices I had against the Church and religion in general.

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Summary: A thought provoking guide for those seeking understanding
Review: Who is God? How do I come to know Him? Are we God's descendants? These questions are but a few of the questions that C.S. Lewis addresses in "Mere Christianity". This book contains short chapters that can be read in under 10 minutes. However, Lewis has managed to zero in on the question and explore it in such detail that no one can walk away without fully understanding the issues and his position on them. Lewis relies not on quoting scripture to illustrate the core principles of his beliefs, but rather on logic and the observation of humanity. "Mere Christianity" is highly recommended for both the Christian searching to answer questions about his faith and the non-Christian who is wondering what all the fuss is about.