Christian Reflections | C. S. Lewis

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Book Christian Reflections C. S. Lewis

Considered an apologist as brilliant as he was a critic of his time, C. S. Lewis gathers in Christian Reflections a series of texts covering almost all stages of his career, published in periodicals or read at academic meetings. In this work, Lewis ventures to discuss, analyze, and ponder topics as diverse as culture, ethics, literature, music, and devotional practices, all in his unique style. Without fear of controversy, he challenges the spirit of secularization he witnessed throughout his life (and which seemed more threatening in the 1960s, when this work was originally published) with robust theology, impeccable logic, and a solid conviction of the values of pure and simple Christianity that he embraced and defended until the end of his life.

Clive Staples Lewis, (C. S Lewis)

Commonly referred to as C. S. Lewis (Belfast, November 29, 1898 – Oxford, November 22, 1963), was an Irish university professor, writer, novelist, poet, literary critic, essayist, and Christian apologist. During his academic career, he was a professor and fellow of Magdalen College at both Oxford University and Cambridge University. He is best known for his works involving Christian apologetics, including the works: He was also a respected scholar of medieval and Renaissance literature, having produced some of the most renowned academic works involving these themes in the 20th century.