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C. S. Lewis

Mere Christianity

Nonfiction | Essay Collection | Adult | Published in 1952

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Essay Topics

1.

Why do you think Lewis chose the title “Mere Christianity” for this book? To what degree is it an apt summary of the book’s content?

2.

What does Lewis mean by the phrase “Law of Nature”? And in what ways, if any, does this definition differ from other usages of this same phrase?

3.

What is Pantheism, and how does Lewis distinguish it from Christianity?

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