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Posted by emoot on May 19, 2001 at 13:54:25:

In Reply to: You know, one of my atheist friends actually bought me a novel... [text] posted by froggyTheFrog (9w1) on May 18, 2001 at 23:59:26:

: You know, one of my atheist friends actually bought me a novel by CS Lewis in an effort to get me to read something other than Computer Manuals. He must be good... I might have to take a look at "Mere Christianity" which I realize is not a novel. It sounds interesting... Anyone care to offer me a tidbit about the book? Or just tell me to get off my lazy mouse and go to Amazon. ;)

He covers a lot of questions we all have on God, morals, Christian Marriage, society etc...but he does it in an very intellectual,analytical and practical way.... He makes you think and gives you room to agree or disagree.

I think it is really interesting to read anything he(Lewis) wrote because he himself went through a period of time where he lost his faith and then found it again. He has a "been there" kind of element. Also I think his background in Medieval and Renaissance literature is tremendous.

"The Great Divorce" is really good too.

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: : You know, one of my atheist friends actually bought me a novel by CS Lewis in an effort to get me to read something other than Computer Manuals. He must be good... I might have to take a look at "Mere Christianity" which I realize is not a novel. It sounds interesting... Anyone care to offer me a tidbit about the book? Or just tell me to get off my lazy mouse and go to Amazon. ;) : He covers a lot of questions we all have on God, morals, Christian Marriage, society etc...but he does it in an very intellectual,analytical and practical way.... He makes you think and gives you room to agree or disagree. : I think it is really interesting to read anything he(Lewis) wrote because he himself went through a period of time where he lost his faith and then found it again. He has a "been there" kind of element. Also I think his background in Medieval and Renaissance literature is tremendous. : "The Great Divorce" is really good too.

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