Mere Christianity cemented its author's reputation as the preeminent, modern Christian writer. C. S. Lewis's opus originated as a series of radio broadcasts during World War II. Therefore, Lewis tailors his message to the layman. He strives to present Christanity more approachably and understandably. Toward that goal, he speaks conversationally, retaining all the “contractions and colloquialisms” of ordinary speech. He adorns his writing with brilliant and diverse imagery. In hindsight, he
Mere Christianity is a collection of four books written from the wisdom by C.S Lewis. The three books are comprised of three different moral teachings that Lewis expands on and explains. The first being “Right and Wrong”. The second is ‘What Christians Believe”. The third book is “Christian Behavior”. The fourth and final book is “Beyond Personality”. All of the books provide a deeper understanding into the Christian faith. The steady theme throughout book I is Human Nature/Law. According to Lewis