Evolution: Mere Christianity

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Charity, I. Forgiveness
Length: 13:38
Date: Oct. 18, 1942

Speaker: Narrator

Is there anything more painful than forgiveness, when you feel like they don’t deserve one scrap of it? Even if you do forgive, does forgiveness mean stopping their due proportional punishment from an authority? Here Lewis continues to look at those parts of Christian morality which are the most unpopular.

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The Great Sin
Length: 21:07
Date: Oct. 25, 1942

Speaker: Narrator

'There is one vice of which no man in the world is free; which every one in the world loathes when he sees it in someone else; and of which hardly any people ever imagine that they are guilty themselves.' What could it be?

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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.