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DEV113: Mere Christianity - C. S. Lewis
These sources provide an overview of C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity, a landmark work of Christian apologetics that argues for the rationality and transformative power of faith. Lewis begins by identifying a universal moral law as evidence for a transcendent Creator, eventually leading readers toward the specific claims of the Gospel. He famously presents the trilemma, asserting that Jesus Christ must be viewed as Lord rather than just a moral teacher, given His divine claims. Central to the text is the distinction between moral improvement and spiritual rebirth, where the goal of the believer…
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