“I believe in Christianity just like I believe the sun rose this morning. Not because I see him, but because thanks to him, I see everything else.”
In this collection of essays and speeches, most of which were published between 1942 and 1948 and collected after his death, CS Lewis notes the end of an era, one in which God passed judgment on man. It is now God himself who appears as the accused. And the least we can say is that he found in Lewis a lawyer who was as rigorous as he was passionate.
Lewis here defends an uncompromising Christianity and demonstrates with implacable and luminous logic the authenticity of the virgin birth, the miracles of Jesus, his crucifixion and his resurrection.
As far as he is concerned, his choice has been made and he encourages us to follow him.
CS Lewis (1898-1963), converted to Christianity under the influence of his friend Tolkien, is one of those writers who through their works sparked a true revival of the Christian faith. Professor of Middle Ages and Renaissance literature at the University of Oxford, gifted with an exceptionally brilliant mind, served by formidable logic and a sober and concise style, he enjoyed great popularity. Empreinte temps present editions also published Devil's Tactic And Miracles , works which enjoy great success.
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