Twelve sessions of study with multi-week options included.The Mere Christianity Study Guide includes: To help with those more difficult discussion questions, a complete Answer Guide is available for free online. For small-group flexibility, multiple week format options make it is easy to lay down the study and pick it back up at a later date.Īn easy-to-read appendix and commentary are included providing deeper insights into each chapter as well as Scripture references to reinforce biblical concepts. This comprehensive Bible study workbook includes daily study questions relative to each of the twelve sessions. Mere Christianity Study Guide is perfect for book clubs, church groups, and independent study. And it can be with the Mere Christianity Study Guide! This easy-to-understand workbook digs deep into each chapter and in turn into Lewis’s thoughts transforming you into an expert on this apologetics classic. Lewis should not be difficult but rather a rewarding, life-changing experience. Boethius’s theory that an omnipotent God exists outside of time, and therefore sees humanity’s past, present, and future simultaneously, shows up in the fourth part of Mere Christianity, and appears in many of Lewis’s other books.The most trusted study guide to learning Mere Christianity!
While the book makes no specific references to Christ, Christian thinkers have celebrated Boethius for pioneering Christian theology. The late classical philosopher Boethius composed The Consolation of Philosophy in the weeks leading up to his execution for treason. Milton’s portrayal of Satan as a “fallen angel”-that is, a being who has corrupted good into evil-had a major influence on the composition of Lewis’s book, particularly the first part. Milton’s poem tells the story of the fall of man, partly from the perspective of Satan. Two of the most notable are John Milton’s long poem Paradise Lost (1667), and Boethius’s The Consolation of Philosophy, which was written in the sixth century A.D. The book takes inspiration from many famous Christian works of literature and philosophy.
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