Beyond personality
The Christian Idea of God
Book • 1944
This book is derived from a series of 12 short radio talks given by C.S.
Lewis in 1944.
It delves into several challenging issues on the nature of God and Christian belief, offering extraordinary insights.
Lewis discusses the Christian life as a process of transforming one's natural self into a Christ-like self, emphasizing the importance of surrendering one's own desires and ambitions to God. The book addresses various theological concepts, including the Trinity, Incarnation, and the distinction between natural and spiritual life, using accessible language and compelling analogies.
Lewis in 1944.
It delves into several challenging issues on the nature of God and Christian belief, offering extraordinary insights.
Lewis discusses the Christian life as a process of transforming one's natural self into a Christ-like self, emphasizing the importance of surrendering one's own desires and ambitions to God. The book addresses various theological concepts, including the Trinity, Incarnation, and the distinction between natural and spiritual life, using accessible language and compelling analogies.
