Mere Christianity is a revised and amplified edition, with a new Introduction, of C.S. Lewis's three famous books, Broadcast Talks, Christian Behaviour, and Beyond Personality. Thus are gathered together for the first time a popular price Dr. Lewis's modern revaluations of Christian apologetics, ethics and theology - in fact all the central problems of belief and of conduct which face Christians today. The author is now firmly established as one of the notable thinkers of this, or any, generation, and the appearance of Mere Christianity in its new format will be widely welcomed.

First published 1952.\\On Reserve for PHI 103, sections 01 and 04. \\Instructor copy - Professor Ken Keenan. A revised and amplified edition, with a new introduction, of the three books Broadcast talks, Christian behaviour and Beyond personality.

Contents -- Preface -- Book I. Right and wrong as a clue to the meaning of the universe -- 1. The law of human nature -- 2. Some objections -- 3. The reality of the law -- 4. What lies behind the law -- 5. We have cause to be uneasy -- Book II. What Christians believe -- 1. The rival conceptions of God -- 2. The invasion -- 3. The shocking alternative -- 4. The perfect penitent -- 5. The practical conclusion -- Book III. Christian behavior -- 1. The three parts of morality -- 2. The 'Cardinal Virtues' -- 3. Social morality -- 4. Morality and psychoanalysis -- 5. Sexual morality -- 6. Christian marriage -- 7. Forgiveness -- 8. The great sin -- 9. Charity -- 10. Hope -- 11. Faith -- 12. Faith -- Book IV. Beyond personality: or first steps in the doctrine of the trinity -- 1. Making and begetting -- 2. The three-personal God -- 3. Time and beyond time -- 4. Good infection -- 5. The obstinate toy soldiers -- 6. Two notes -- 7. Let's pretend -- 8. Is Christianity hard or easy? -- 9. Counting the cost -- 10. Nice people or new men -- 11. The new men