Mere Christianity Study Guide
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The most trusted study guide to learning Mere Christianity!
Reading Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis should not be difficult but rather a rewarding, life-changing experience. And it can be with the Mere Christianity Study Guide! This easy-to-understand workbook digs deep into each chapter and in turn into Lewis's thoughts transforming you into an expert on this apologetics classic.
Mere Christianity Study Guide is perfect for book clubs, church groups, and independent study. This comprehensive Bible study workbook includes daily study questions relative to each of the twelve sessions. For small-group flexibility, multiple week format options make it is easy to lay down the study and pick it back up at a later date.
An easy-to-read appendix and commentary are included providing deeper insights into each chapter as well as Scripture references to reinforce biblical concepts. To help with those more difficult discussion questions, a complete Answer Guide is available for free online.
The Mere Christianity Study Guide includes:
- Twelve sessions of study with multi-week options included
- Comprehensive Bible study workbook with five daily studies per week C
- omplete appendix and commentary to go deeper
- Bible study questions that are ideal for group discussion
- Answer Guide for all questions available for free online
- Perfect for book clubs, small groups, or individual Bible study
- Available in print or e-book formats
Take a deeper dive into the book that has helped shape the way millions of Christians think and speak as well as setting the standard for defending Christianity to a postmodern world. There's no better tool for making that happen than with the Mere Christianity Study Guide!
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I recommend the book for all who take their faith seriously and want to grow to be all they can be in Christ.
Jerry Root PhD, Editor of The Quotable C.S. Lewis
Consulting Editor of The C.S. Lewis Study Bible
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Table of Contents
The Author
Foreword
Author's Course Note and Study Formats
Introduction
Preface
Book 1 Right and Wrong as a Clue to the Meaning of the Universe
Chapter 1: The Law of Human Nature
Chapter 2: Some Objections
Chapter 3: The Reality of the Law
Chapter 4: What Lies Behind The Law
Chapter 5: We Have Cause To Be Uneasy
Book 2 What Christians Believe
Chapter 1: The Rival Conceptions of God
Chapter 2: The Invasion
Chapter 3: The Shocking Alternative
Chapter 4: The Perfect Penitent
Chapter 5: The Practical Conclusion
Book 3 Christian Behavior
Chapter 1: The Three Parts of Morality
Chapter 2: The 'Cardinal Virtues'
Chapter 3: Social Morality
Chapter 4: Morality and Psychoanalysis
Chapter 5: Sexual Morality
Chapter 6: Christian Marriage
Chapter 7: Forgiveness
Chapter 8: The Great Sin
Chapter 9: Charity
Chapter 10: Hope
Chapter 11: Faith
Chapter 12: Faith
Book 4 Beyond Personality: First Steps in the Doctrine of the Trinity
Chapter 1: Making and Begetting
Chapter 2: The Three-Personal God
Chapter 3: Time and Beyond
Chapter 4: Good Infection
Chapter 5: The Obstinate Toy Soldiers
Chapter 6: Two Notes
Chapter 7: Let's Pretend
Chapter 8: Is Christianity Hard or Easy?
Chapter 9: Counting the Cost
Chapter 10: Nice People or New Men
Chapter 11: The New Men Appendices for 'Further Up and Further In'
Appendix 1: "Anti-intellectualism" in Today's Education, Culture and Church and the Consequences on Christianity
Appendix 2: The Law of Human Nature around the World
Appendix 3: Rival Conceptions of God
Appendix 4: Made for Each Other: the Gospel and the World
Appendix 5: Evolution and Thinking (Or Is C.S. Lewis an Evolutionist
Appendix 6: The Purpose of Giving
Appendix 7: Producing a "Christian Society
Appendix 8: Psychological Make Up & Choice
Appendix 9: Hope: Longing for Heaven
Appendix 10: Transformation: From Compatible to Intimate
Appendix 11: New Men: Theological Gas or Reality
Appendix 12: C.S. Lewis's Spiritual Secret
