Cómo ser cristiano: Reflexiones y ensayos
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Del venerado maestro y autor de best sellers de obras cristianas clásicas como Mero cristianismo y Cartas del diablo a su sobrino llega una colección que reúne lo mejor de los consejos prácticos de C。 S。 Lewis sobre cómo encarnar una vida cristiana。
Cómo ser cristiano reúne lo mejor de las ideas de Lewis sobre la práctica cristiana y su expresión en nuestra vida diaria。 Cultivada a partir de sus numerosos ensayos， artículos y cartas， así como de sus obras clásicas， esta colección esclarecedora y estimulante proporciona sabiduría práctica y dirección que los cristianos pueden utilizar para nutrir su fe y convertirse en discípulos más devotos de Cristo。
From the revered teacher and best-selling author of such classic Christian works as Mere Christianity and Screwtape Letters comes a collection that brings together the best of C。 S。 Lewis's practical advice on how to embody a Christian life。
How to be a Christian brings together the best of Lewis's insights into Christian practice and its expression in our daily lives。 Cultivated from his numerous essays， articles， and letters， as well as his classic works， this enlightening and stimulating collection provides practical wisdom and direction that Christians can use to nurture their faith and become more devoted disciples of Christ。
Cómo ser cristiano reúne lo mejor de las ideas de Lewis sobre la práctica cristiana y su expresión en nuestra vida diaria。 Cultivada a partir de sus numerosos ensayos， artículos y cartas， así como de sus obras clásicas， esta colección esclarecedora y estimulante proporciona sabiduría práctica y dirección que los cristianos pueden utilizar para nutrir su fe y convertirse en discípulos más devotos de Cristo。
From the revered teacher and best-selling author of such classic Christian works as Mere Christianity and Screwtape Letters comes a collection that brings together the best of C。 S。 Lewis's practical advice on how to embody a Christian life。
How to be a Christian brings together the best of Lewis's insights into Christian practice and its expression in our daily lives。 Cultivated from his numerous essays， articles， and letters， as well as his classic works， this enlightening and stimulating collection provides practical wisdom and direction that Christians can use to nurture their faith and become more devoted disciples of Christ。
Reviews
Mandy Barber
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“How to Be A Christian” helped answer some questions I’ve struggled with and also gave me fuel for more questions。 It comforted me in some areas and challenged me in others。 This collection of excerpts from C。S。 Lewis’s various books has inspired me to read more of them soon。
Carla P。 A。 De Marchi
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⭐️ 4，5 Mais um ótimo livro do C。 S。 Lewis。 Sempre vale a pena， me ajudou a esclarecer algumas dúvidas。
Laísa Lemes
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Este livro traz pinceladas de diversos temas relacionados ao Cristianismo， a partir da ótica de C。S。 Lewis。 É um livro interessante para quem nunca leu nada dele e quer começar。 Porém， por ser um apanhado de diversos textos/livros/entrevista de Lewis， nenhum tema é tratado em muita profundidade。
Tiago Monfardini
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em forma de coletânea de vários textos do autor， o livro propõe a enraizar questão já presentes， é um ótimo livro para quem é novo na fé， mas também pra quem deixa passar alguns conceitos importantes a se manter no cristianismo。
Danny Lamonte
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Great Intro/OverviewWhether you have been deeply impacted by Lewis or never read him， this collection provides a “greatest/deepest hits” to challenge and encourage the heart of the reader。
Milena Saraiva
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Gosto muito do C。S。Lewis mas， não me empolguei muito com esse livro。 Fala de coisas muito importantes e que são sempre bom de serem relembradas， mas nada que me surpreendesse。
Nicole
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I really enjoyed this book。 Each chapter is taken from a section from something of his writings （like Mere Christianity） and they all relate to trying to live as a Christian。 I loved certain chapters and I especially enjoyed ones that I had not read the works of yet， because they gave me a fresh perspective
Vitória Talyta
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O livro é uma coletânea de vários textos do Lewis sobre o tema。 A organização foi muito boa。 Esse livro é ideal pra quem busca uma fonte por temas， tem o sobre oração e sobre leitura também。
Benjamin Cornwell
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I would’ve titled this book Musings on Christianity as it is hardly an extensive guide to Christianity。 But on my 2nd read through I enjoyed it just as much as the first！ What struck me was the accuracy with which he described patterns in mankind that have developed further with the arrival of the Internet: Society’s obsession with the group over the individual， the benefits/pitfalls of political equality， Christianity remaining unchanged despite science and knowledge progressing。 Overall a real I would’ve titled this book Musings on Christianity as it is hardly an extensive guide to Christianity。 But on my 2nd read through I enjoyed it just as much as the first！ What struck me was the accuracy with which he described patterns in mankind that have developed further with the arrival of the Internet: Society’s obsession with the group over the individual， the benefits/pitfalls of political equality， Christianity remaining unchanged despite science and knowledge progressing。 Overall a really refreshing read！ 。。。more
Stefan Grieve
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Speaks the truth that being a Christian isn't about being perfect， but getting up after every fall and trying again， to better once self continually， and rather then judging others， notice the flawed wood of mistakes in your own eye before anyone else's。 To be part of a community， 'in the body of Christ'， each person just as important as any other。It works well as a introduction to Christian theology， probably more so then 'Mere Christianity'， as the extracts chosen are more catered for a genera Speaks the truth that being a Christian isn't about being perfect， but getting up after every fall and trying again， to better once self continually， and rather then judging others， notice the flawed wood of mistakes in your own eye before anyone else's。 To be part of a community， 'in the body of Christ'， each person just as important as any other。It works well as a introduction to Christian theology， probably more so then 'Mere Christianity'， as the extracts chosen are more catered for a general introduction and broad ease of access into the concepts of the religion。CS Lewis's narrative voice is soothing and informative， a bit prosaic and complex due to the time period and reading level， but accessible enough。The last chapter acts like a Q and A， which is the closest it gets to seeing CS Lewis answering standard and difficult questions on Christianity being asked by the general public at the time， and can be very helpful。I don't agree with everything the man says， but the Narnia creator was a good spokesperson for the religion and a good， if not perfect representation of what it has to offer。 This collection is a good start and refresher of the assets of the religion， as well as a way of getting to know more of the man's beliefs and him in general。 That is what I believe， anyway。 。。。more
Deborah Davis
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Lewis is like eating chocolate compared with much other Christian philosophical writing。 It has depth but is quite quickly understandable。 It is meaningful and not trite。 It is definitely easy to apply to your life。 Worth a go🌸
Steven Hart
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A great collection of essays and excerpts from other Lewis' writings。 I had read about half of these before in other works， but I still found it useful as a kind of devotional reading。 A great collection of essays and excerpts from other Lewis' writings。 I had read about half of these before in other works， but I still found it useful as a kind of devotional reading。 。。。more
Kico Meirelles
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This is a beautiful book that explain in simple words the value and the process to be a Christian。 I was considering it a very good book （4 stars） until the last two chapters when it becomes a must reading， an amazing one。
Beth
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Had read a few of the essays before but not all of them。Particularly liked: On Doubts and the Gift of Faith & On the Christian Art of Attaining Glory。"To be a Christian means to forgive the inexcusable， because Gd has forgiven the inexcusable in you。""Our faith in Christ wavers not so much when real arguments come against it as when it looks improbable-when the whole world takes on that desolate look which really tells us much more about the state of our passions。。。than about reality。""I do not Had read a few of the essays before but not all of them。Particularly liked: On Doubts and the Gift of Faith & On the Christian Art of Attaining Glory。"To be a Christian means to forgive the inexcusable， because Gd has forgiven the inexcusable in you。""Our faith in Christ wavers not so much when real arguments come against it as when it looks improbable-when the whole world takes on that desolate look which really tells us much more about the state of our passions。。。than about reality。""I do not believe that my desire for Paradise proves that I shall enjoy it， I think it is a pretty good indication that such a thing exists and that some men will。" 。。。more
Daniel Willis
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Nobody explains fundamental Christian concepts quite like C。S。 Lewis。 Would recommend for those new to Christianity， interested in Christianity or even for long-time Christians who want to reaffirm their foundations。
Josiah Sweetnam
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I very much loved this book。 I am a huge fan of C。S。 Lewis， and even though I have previously read a few of these writings included on this book separately beforehand， I felt that the organization of it and the highlighting of specific topics was very well done。
Nina Hoppe
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What wonderful reflections on the life Christ calls us to。
Dale Ann Edmiston
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A little of this and that。 Not like reading Mere Christianity
Nay Denise
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Received a copy for review from the publisher。This was an interesting read。 It took me some time to debate between a 3。5 and 4 star rating。 I， overall， enjoyed reading this book。 However， I was only fond of three of the fifteen chapters in this book。 Though I didn't thoroughly love each chapter， I found that I was to be glean some informative points from each chapter。My favorite chapters were: - On forgiveness as a necessary practice - On the appeal and challenges of home life - On the importanc Received a copy for review from the publisher。This was an interesting read。 It took me some time to debate between a 3。5 and 4 star rating。 I， overall， enjoyed reading this book。 However， I was only fond of three of the fifteen chapters in this book。 Though I didn't thoroughly love each chapter， I found that I was to be glean some informative points from each chapter。My favorite chapters were: - On forgiveness as a necessary practice - On the appeal and challenges of home life - On the importance of practicing charityOn forgiveness as a necessary practiceForgiveness is one of those things that many of us claim we believe in but don't really pursue and live by。 I adored this chapter and how much I was able to glean from it。 The idea of forgiveness vs excuses really got my attention。 Everything in this chapter spoke to me。On the appeal and challenges of home lifeThis was by far the realest chapter in the book。 It forces you to look at your home life and how much of a Christian you are within your home。 Do you show kindness patience and love within your house？ Do you care for your family as you do strangers？ The reality that there is temptation in the home was amazing to read on。 I think many people need to read this！！On the importance of practicing charityThis chapter was a bit of a wake up call for me。 It made me understand that my emotions and feelings have nothing to do with my duty to love people。 Liking someone is okay， but whether someone does me wrong or not I am required to love them。This was a great read。 Definitely would recommend it。 。。。more
Nay Denise
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Received a copy for review from the publisher。This was an interesting read。 It took me some time to debate between a 3。5 and 4 star rating。 I， overall， enjoyed reading this book。 However， I was only fond of three of the fifteen chapters in this book。 Though I didn't thoroughly love each chapter， I found that I was to be glean some informative points from each chapter。My favorite chapters were: - On forgiveness as a necessary practice - On the appeal and challenges of home life - On the importanc Received a copy for review from the publisher。This was an interesting read。 It took me some time to debate between a 3。5 and 4 star rating。 I， overall， enjoyed reading this book。 However， I was only fond of three of the fifteen chapters in this book。 Though I didn't thoroughly love each chapter， I found that I was to be glean some informative points from each chapter。My favorite chapters were: - On forgiveness as a necessary practice - On the appeal and challenges of home life - On the importance of practicing charityOn forgiveness as a necessary practiceForgiveness is one of those things that many of us claim we believe in but don't really pursue and live by。 I adored this chapter and how much I was able to glean from it。 The idea of forgiveness vs excuses really got my attention。 Everything in this chapter spoke to me。On the appeal and challenges of home lifeThis was by far the realest chapter in the book。 It forces you to look at your home life and how much of a Christian you are within your home。 Do you show kindness patience and love within your house？ Do you care for your family as you do strangers？ The reality that there is temptation in the home was amazing to read on。 I think many people need to read this！！On the importance of practicing charityThis chapter was a bit of a wake up call for me。 It made me understand that my emotions and feelings have nothing to do with my duty to love people。 Liking someone is okay， but whether someone does me wrong or not I am required to love them。This was a great read。 Definitely would recommend it。 。。。more
Jeff Short
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This book is a collection of Lewis' essays from various works。 The publisher has selected essays around the general theme of practical Christianity。 So， this book is not what Lewis would have produced if he had set about the task of writing a book on the practical Christian life。 Setting that disappointment aside， we find here a great collection of essays Lewis did write and a transcribed interview of what Lewis did say。 So， maybe the next best thing。Lewis was a great thinker and writer。 He had This book is a collection of Lewis' essays from various works。 The publisher has selected essays around the general theme of practical Christianity。 So， this book is not what Lewis would have produced if he had set about the task of writing a book on the practical Christian life。 Setting that disappointment aside， we find here a great collection of essays Lewis did write and a transcribed interview of what Lewis did say。 So， maybe the next best thing。Lewis was a great thinker and writer。 He had a knack for putting things well。 He had a way of taking something very familiar， changing the familiar perspective， and putting it across improvingly。 Any mention of Lewis sends certain ones of the population running to fetch their aluminum foil caps to prevent any of Lewis' alien waves from entering their brains。 Lewis had his theological problems。 He could write a brilliant and beautiful passage and sometimes follow it with a brilliantly ugly passage。 Only advertising his shortcomings is to whip a straw horse。Spurgeon had many critics in his day。 They often complained about his girth， the hair on his face， and at least one old lady nearly fainted when she heard something akin to humor in one of his sermons。 Those journalists and church marms could always have exercised their personal rights of locomotion and declined to attend Spurgeon's preaching。 。。。more
Noah Meyer
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This was a good read simply because it pulled from a variety of Lewis's works， consolidating them into a book that addresses many topics Christians often think about such as our concern for others' salvation， living expectantly， how we treat others and ourselves， our roles in the church， and one of my favorites from the book， "The Christian Art of Attaining Glory。" As always， Lewis addresses these topics from his unique angle with his remarkably clear metaphors。 For those looking for a tailored This was a good read simply because it pulled from a variety of Lewis's works， consolidating them into a book that addresses many topics Christians often think about such as our concern for others' salvation， living expectantly， how we treat others and ourselves， our roles in the church， and one of my favorites from the book， "The Christian Art of Attaining Glory。" As always， Lewis addresses these topics from his unique angle with his remarkably clear metaphors。 For those looking for a tailored book on how to be a Christian from one of the wittiest and wisest Christian philosophers of our time， this may be a great place to start。 。。。more
Debra
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So full of wisdom。 Cannot fathom what a deep thinker and amazingly insightful man he was。 I will read this more than once！
Chad King
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This is a collection of selected chapters and essays from Lewis's earlier writings， mainly "God in the Dock，" "Mere Christianity，" and "The Weight of Glory and Other Addresses。" The selected material is good but there's nothing new， so if you've read much of Lewis then you'll likely have ready everything in this volume already。 It would be an excellent introduction to his writings for someone that isn't already familiar with him。 This is a collection of selected chapters and essays from Lewis's earlier writings， mainly "God in the Dock，" "Mere Christianity，" and "The Weight of Glory and Other Addresses。" The selected material is good but there's nothing new， so if you've read much of Lewis then you'll likely have ready everything in this volume already。 It would be an excellent introduction to his writings for someone that isn't already familiar with him。 。。。more
Joseph Sawanowich
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Actually a compilation of essays from six of Lewis' other works。 Excellent advice overall on living the Christian life。 Actually a compilation of essays from six of Lewis' other works。 Excellent advice overall on living the Christian life。 。。。more
Diane Danielson
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