What is “mere Christianity”? How can seeking joy lead to an encounter with God? Can miracles be explained? And why is there heaven, but there is no hell?
These and many other questions are posed to readers by Clive Staples Lewis, a writer who was once called an “anonymous Orthodox.” Lewis's religious journalism sometimes finds itself in the shadow of his fiction (mainly the famous "Chronicles of Narnia"). In this lecture we will “restore justice” and reflect on Lewis as an apologist for Christianity - a man who, in an age of indifference and skepticism, spoke openly about faith.
We have discussed on April 18th with Konstantin Matsan journalist, candidate of philosophical sciences, host of radio "Vera"
These and many other questions are posed to readers by Clive Staples Lewis, a writer who was once called an “anonymous Orthodox.” Lewis's religious journalism sometimes finds itself in the shadow of his fiction (mainly the famous "Chronicles of Narnia"). In this lecture we will “restore justice” and reflect on Lewis as an apologist for Christianity - a man who, in an age of indifference and skepticism, spoke openly about faith.
We have discussed on April 18th with Konstantin Matsan journalist, candidate of philosophical sciences, host of radio "Vera"