Mere Christianity

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Taylor and Thornton journey through one of Lewis's best-known works. It's the source of many people's conversion or the rejuvenation of their faith, as Thornton and Taylor can attest. Episode Outline: Banter Background and Context (Broadcasts took place in WWII) Overview of the Book Criticisms of the Book Mentions and References in Popular Culture Thoughts, Analysis, and Favorite Quotes Game: Christian Denomination or Not? References in Episode: Sixpence None the Richer Name Nietzsche's Superman Christian Book March Madness PBS' Freud and Lewis Lewis in His Own Words Narnia Statues in Yorkshire Connect with us on Twitter at @MereCSLewis Special thanks to Jeff Summerville for the intro and outro music Also, if you want a deeper dive into Mere Christianity then check out the Pints with Jack podcast which goes chapter by chapter.

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