Spirits in Bondage
Book • 1984
C. S.
Lewis's "Spirits in Bondage" is a collection of poems written during his early years as an atheist.
The poems reflect his struggles with faith, his experiences during World War I, and his exploration of philosophical and spiritual questions.
The collection is a significant part of Lewis's literary development, showcasing his poetic talent and his intellectual journey.
The poems offer a glimpse into the mind of a young man grappling with profound questions of meaning and purpose.
The collection's exploration of doubt and the search for truth provides a valuable context for understanding Lewis's later works.
Lewis's "Spirits in Bondage" is a collection of poems written during his early years as an atheist.
The poems reflect his struggles with faith, his experiences during World War I, and his exploration of philosophical and spiritual questions.
The collection is a significant part of Lewis's literary development, showcasing his poetic talent and his intellectual journey.
The poems offer a glimpse into the mind of a young man grappling with profound questions of meaning and purpose.
The collection's exploration of doubt and the search for truth provides a valuable context for understanding Lewis's later works.
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Mentioned as a collection of poetry C.S. Lewis wrote in the trenches or in a hospital bed.
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