What if you could ask C.S. Lewis his thoughts on the questions we all ask ourselves from time to time - questions about friendship, education, suffering, God... and the meaning of life itself?
Alister McGrath is the Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at Oxford University, and Fellow of Harris Manchester College, Oxford. After initial academic work in the natural sciences, Alister turned to the study of theology and intellectual history, while occasionally becoming engaged in broader cultural debates about the rationality and relevance of the Christian faith. He is the author of many academic and theological works, as well as the bestselling The Dawkins Delusion and, most recently, his acclaimed C. S. Lewis - A Life.
This is a splendid book which reminds us of the whole body of
thought revealed through Lewis' writing. It may help us see in a
new light some of the things we have already read. It may send us
back to read again, or for the first time, some of the spiritual
classics that other works of C S Lewis have become. McGrath's claim
that reading C S Lewis can change your life is no vain boast.
Reading McGrath on Lewis could be a similarly momentous act in our
journeys of life and faith.
*The Methodist Recorder*
If McGrath's purpose is to inspire his own readers to delve into
Lewis's writings, he certainly achieves that. Highly readable.'
*Reflections Magazine*
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