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Christian Reunion and Other Essays - C.S. Lewis

UPC 9780006274940

Product Features

Author: C.S. Lewis, renowned Christian apologist and author of Mere Christianity, The Chronicles of Narnia, and The Screwtape Letters
ISBN: 9780006274940
Publisher: Fount
Format: Paperback
Pages: Not specified
Price: $46.00 (Hong Kong), £2.99 (UK), $7.95 (Australia), $10.95 (New Zealand), $5.95 (Canada)

Overview

Christian Reunion and Other Essays by C.S. Lewis is a compelling collection of essays, featuring the only sustained writing by Lewis on the topic of Christian denominational differences. Though C.S. Lewis rarely addressed this divisive issue, Christian Reunion showcases his thoughtful approach to one of the most pressing concerns within Christianity: the unity and division among various Christian denominations. Despite being written many years ago, this essay continues to resonate with believers of all backgrounds, shedding light on a topic that remains highly relevant today.

In addition to Christian Reunion, this collection includes several essays that have been largely unavailable to readers for many years. These essays explore Lewis's deep reflections on faith, the Christian life, and moral philosophy, making this volume a valuable addition to any Christian's library.

Edited by Walter Hooper, one of the leading experts on C.S. Lewis, the book includes a preface that provides context for these essays and their continued relevance in today’s religious landscape.

Interesting Facts

Christian Reunion is one of the few writings where C.S. Lewis explicitly addresses the differences between Christian denominations, a subject he generally avoided in his more widely known works.
Walter Hooper, the editor of this collection, was C.S. Lewis's literary advisor and has been instrumental in bringing many of Lewis's lesser-known works to public attention.
C.S. Lewis’s writings often transcend specific denominational lines, focusing on core Christian beliefs, which is reflected in his treatment of Christian unity in this essay.
The essays included in this collection have been out of print for several years, making this edition a significant release for fans of Lewis’s works.