Mere Christianity

Faith (Belief as a Virtue)
Length: 13:34
Date: Nov. 1, 1942

Speaker: Narrator

C.S. Lewis as an atheist used to ask himself ‘How on earth can faith or belief be a virtue? What is there moral or immoral about believing or not believing a set of statements?’ Now as a Christian he explains what a good many people do not see about faith.

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Faith (‘Faith and Works’)
Length: 14:30
Date: Nov. 8, 1942

Speaker: Narrator

C.S. Lewis broadcast second talks on Faith, entitled ‘The Problem of Faith and Works’.

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Audio

C. S. Lewis's seminal work, "Mere Christianity" was a compilation of a large number of essays he had delivered as radio broadcasts during World War II.

Those broadcasts are recreated here with modern narrations and delightful bits of artwork (doodles) that help to illustrate the talks.

This form of presentation helps the younger listener, as well as the more mature, grasp the sometimes difficult concepts within Christianity with which we must all wrestle.

Note: These videos are the creation of the folks at CSLewisDoodle.