The Theology Reading Group

invites you to their next session on

C. S. Lewis

which will take place on

In this session we will be looking at one of the main 20th century apologetics for Christianity, C.S. Lewis's Mere Christianity. The book is based on a series of talks that Lewis delivered on the BBC, between 1942 and 1944. In the first two chapters a new argument "a moribus" for the existence of God is presented, followed by a succint exposition of "What Christians Believe", with a particular focus, again, on morals. Don't be put off by the easy-going and seemingly uncomplicated tone of Lewis's discussion: it's only there to veil the complexity of the problems tackled.

You can download the text and a short passage from Locke's An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding from our Reading Material page.

This session is chaired by Andrea Selleri.