
The Collected Religious Works of C. S. Lewis
By C. S. LewisLength13h 42m
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In "The Collected Religious Works of C. S. Lewis," readers are presented with a comprehensive anthology that encapsulates Lewis's profound exploration of Christian theology through a literary lens. Featuring seminal texts such as "Mere Christianity," "The Screwtape Letters," and "The Great Divorce," this collection showcases Lewis's ability to blend rigorous intellectual argumentation with imaginative narrative. His accessible prose is imbued with a rich sense of metaphor and allegory, making theological discussions approachable for both laypersons and scholars alike. Lewis's works emerge from the backdrop of 20th-century England, a time marked by existential uncertainty, philosophical inquiry, and a burgeoning discourse on faith amidst modernity. C. S. Lewis, a renowned author and theologian, was not only a member of the Inklings literary group but also a former atheist who underwent a profound conversion to Christianity. His scholarly engagement with literature, philosophy, and theology informed his writings, enabling him to articulate complex spiritual concepts with clarity and depth. The interplay of his personal experiences, academic background, and literary influences shaped his compelling voice in 20th-century Christianity. "The Collected Religious Works of C. S. Lewis" is an essential read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of faith, morality, and human nature. This collection invites readers to ponder the intricacies of belief, providing timeless insights that resonate in today's spiritual landscape. Whether you are a devout follower or a curious skeptic, Lewis's works offer profound reflections that challenge the intellect while nurturing the heart.
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GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length13 hrs 42 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 13, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
26Why the Slugs Ate Lucy’s Mushrooms.
2George Manville Fenn
27The Major Happens to be there.
3Lodestars.
28Lucy Examines the Examiner.
4Mars on the Horizon.
29The Doctor Brings Alleyne down.
5Concerning Virgo and Gemini.
30Venus more in the Field of View.
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6Serpens.
31And Retires Behind a Cloud.
7Virgo Asleep.
32End of Volume Two.
8Dust in the Observatory.
33Gemini, with Mars in View.
9Planets in Opposition.
34The Stars at the Nadir.
10Mars in the Ascendant.
35A Discovery.
11Attraction and Repulsion.
36Still in the Clouds.
12A Cloudy Sky.
37Perturbations.
13In a Mist.
38Facing the Unknown.
14The Professor in Company.
39A Problem of Conjunction.
15Mars Makes a Mistake.
40The Fallen Star.
16Terrestrial Trials.
41Torn from her Sphere.
17Glynne Looks at the Moon, the Professor at his Heart.
42The Little Orb Turns Round.
18End of Volume One.
43Drawn Together.
19After a Lapse.
44Re the Focus.
20Attraction.
45As Through a Glass.
21A Search.
46Far Seeing.
22A Collision.
47The Image Fades.
23The Setting of a Dog’s Star.
48Celestial Matters.
24Errant Courses.
49The Last Look Around.
25Starlight Doings.
50The End.