C. S. Lewis (1898-1963) -Mere Christianity, Fully Lived: From a Reluctant Mind to a Transformed Life

What happens when Christianity is not merely believed-but lived? Before Mere Christianity became one of the most influential Christian books of the twentieth century, its author was a reluctant convert-brilliant, wounded, skeptical, and resistant to God. C. S. Lewis did not arrive at faith easily, nor did he accept it sentimentally. He argued his way toward belief, resisted it fiercely, and finally surrendered to what he once called "the most dejected and reluctant conversion in all England...