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This timely collection of essays is an invitation to listen afresh to C. S. Lewis. America’s much-loved theologian, especially among evangelicals and Roman Catholics, is being reclaimed as an Anglican who can shape the theology of the mainline. A textured, integrated, and nuanced Lewis emerges from these essays, with a focus on symbol, poetry, conversion, friendship, atonement, and suffering. Contributors come from a diversity of backgrounds and perspectives—from Pakistan to England, from evangelical to Catholic, and from theologically conservative to progressive. Often reduced to a popular apologist or author of children’s stories, this book makes the case that we are in the presence of an Anglican theologian with stature. It is a pioneering text, which will set an agenda for Lewis studies for decades to come.
Mere Christians: Inspiring Stories of Encounters with C.S. Lewis
The spiritual legacy of a literary master- and mentor to many who have discovered his books, C. S. Lewis is more than simply a writer; he has been a spiritual mentor. Here over fifty Christians share how meeting the mind and imagination of Lewis in his books sparked the beginning or changed the course of their spiritual journey. These inspiring reflections have been shared by ordinary laypeople as well as many well-known leaders and writers including: Philip Yancey, Charles Colson, Anne Rice, Randy Alcorn, Francis S. Collins, Joy Davidman, Liz Curtis Higgs, George Gallup Jr., Walter Hooper, Thomas Howard, Jill Briscoe, David Lyle Jeffrey. This unique celebration of Lewis’s spiritual legacy will be treasured by all those who treasure Lewis’s words. Edited by Andrew Lazo and Mary Anne Phemister.