Cristianismo Puro e Simples
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- Author：C.S. Lewis
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Summary
Em um dos períodos mais sombrios da humanidade， a Segunda Guerra Mundial， C。S。 Lewis foi convidado pela BBC a fazer uma série de palestras pelo rádio com o intuito de explicar a fé cristã de forma simples e clara。 Mais tarde， ajustado pelo próprio Lewis， esse material daria origem a Cristianismo puro e simples， um grande clássico da literatura。
Na obra mais popular e acessível de seu legado， Lewis apresenta os principais elementos da cosmovisão cristã， gradativamente conduzindo o leitor a temas mais profundos e complexos， provocando reflexão e debate。 Nesta edição especial e com tradução de uma das maiores especialistas em Lewis do Brasil， você vai encontrar as palavras que encorajaram e fortaleceram milhares de ouvintes em tempos de guerra — e ainda reverberam mais de 70 anos depois。
Na obra mais popular e acessível de seu legado， Lewis apresenta os principais elementos da cosmovisão cristã， gradativamente conduzindo o leitor a temas mais profundos e complexos， provocando reflexão e debate。 Nesta edição especial e com tradução de uma das maiores especialistas em Lewis do Brasil， você vai encontrar as palavras que encorajaram e fortaleceram milhares de ouvintes em tempos de guerra — e ainda reverberam mais de 70 anos depois。
Reviews
Daniel Christensen
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Literally the most inspiring， growth developing book on Christianity I've read to this day！ Single or married， young or old， this novel by C。 S。 Lewis will change your life。 Literally the most inspiring， growth developing book on Christianity I've read to this day！ Single or married， young or old， this novel by C。 S。 Lewis will change your life。 。。。more
Wade
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A brilliant book on Christianity， maybe the best ever。
Tom Findysz
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One of the best books that I have ever read。 The explanations of theological and logical truths are easy for the average reader to understand and put the "big questions" of life into a new light that allows one to think through them just a bit more easily。 Great read！ One of the best books that I have ever read。 The explanations of theological and logical truths are easy for the average reader to understand and put the "big questions" of life into a new light that allows one to think through them just a bit more easily。 Great read！ 。。。more
Elizabeth Andress
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I now understand why so many recommend Christians to read Mere Christianity。 A little late on the hype train but fully on board！ The way C。S。 Lewis writes is so deep yet whimsical， practical yet poetic， and mature yet gentle。 I much appreciate the way expresses his thoughts in a very logical order but provides numerous visual pictures。 It is very helpful to follow especially when discusses very abstract ideas and topics。 He challenges and sharpens his readers， offering much needed truth， that is I now understand why so many recommend Christians to read Mere Christianity。 A little late on the hype train but fully on board！ The way C。S。 Lewis writes is so deep yet whimsical， practical yet poetic， and mature yet gentle。 I much appreciate the way expresses his thoughts in a very logical order but provides numerous visual pictures。 It is very helpful to follow especially when discusses very abstract ideas and topics。 He challenges and sharpens his readers， offering much needed truth， that is especially hard to find nowadays， but he also says so with the most gentle invitation， seeping with grace and humility。 It’s crazy to see how nothing truly is new under the sun， and what society was struggling with in the 1940’s and 1950’s is being echoed today。 The book covers an array of topics from theology reason， virtue and vices， but ultimately C。 S。 Lewis communicates the gospel， which we need to be reminded more times than not。 I leave feeling not only challenged and informed but also encouraged and thankful in Jesus and all that He has done for me。 HIGHLY RECOMMEND！ This is not a quick read but so totally worth the effort and time！ 。。。more
Iona Grace
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V though provoking and challenging， already feel that I should read it again！
Joseph Bradford
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I've elected to go for 4 of 5， with a 3。75 in mind， where before I assigned but 3， and 3。5。 For his extraordinary accomplishments with such a demanding set of limits in the collection of "Mere Christianity"， I find 3。75 just satisfactory。Justly appraising a work like "Mere Christianity" is actually a great deal harder than we might think。 Lewis， a brilliant， seasoned， erudite and personable man， was made to communicate in segments of 10-15 minutes， in common British terms， in boggling simplifica I've elected to go for 4 of 5， with a 3。75 in mind， where before I assigned but 3， and 3。5。 For his extraordinary accomplishments with such a demanding set of limits in the collection of "Mere Christianity"， I find 3。75 just satisfactory。Justly appraising a work like "Mere Christianity" is actually a great deal harder than we might think。 Lewis， a brilliant， seasoned， erudite and personable man， was made to communicate in segments of 10-15 minutes， in common British terms， in boggling simplifications， and doubtless with a number of speech constraints as well （over the BBC）， a complex and nuanced （understatement） series of profound， connected truths gleaned from years of fastidious study， scholarship， analysis and spiritual growth。 I'd say the gentleman made a fantastic job of it- far better than I should think any with similar intentions and constrictions have or could have done since， and I believe this more than earns him commendation and praise。The task， though， I think， was one just too enormously unrealistic to succeed in the great and grand sort of ways that would make this work a must-read to all philosophers- lay or lectern- and one of the innumerable pillars of accessible truth which our species has produced。 Nonetheless， the work smoothly and cogently proceeds with an astonishing array of philosophical， theological *and* experiential explanations and arguments which， despite frequent shortcomings （many of which are no doubt due to the limits aforementioned）， I actually consider remarkably keen， sophisticated and wise- even if I don't go all the way with all of them， agree with some of the jumps between， or even love the ways some are presented; and by no means may it be said Lewis was out of his depth- his depth of study pervades the matter with ease， even as its forced into an unruly diminution。Despite "Mere Christianity"'s weaknesses I find this no book to be fairly disregarded and ignored。 I'd recommend the work in a variety of cases， as it can certainly be of great help and aid in the intellectuo-emotional （shall we say） journey of self-realization and， to use a common favorite， "truth-seeking"。 In fact， if nothing else， its being both summary， deliberate and compact it almost serves as an effective introductory review of a range which might have taken a good while and in many studies and meditations to have realized otherwise。This could， perhaps， be "amazing" for a fledgling thinker/student in philosophy *and* Christian theology- provided he acquired some balance later; perhaps "great" for someone further down the line; and "good" enough to give some real and- yes- *novel* clarity and benefit to the rest of us in its remarkably neat and sparing way， even if for some more and others less- and Jack （Lewis） wouldn't have the slightest of qualms about it， he had that in mind。 I close with the better man:"If I find in myself desires which nothing in this world can satisfy， the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world。" -C。S Lewis， "Mere Christianity" 。。。more
Rose Jones
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Just read it。
Rachel Arakawa
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One of the best books to read as a Christian or someone with questions about Christianity As a Christian， it answered practically all of the questions I have ever wondered about my faith。 It eloquently explains what Christianity is at its most basic level and why we believe what we believe。
Cheryl Linebarger
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At least my second time through this classic by C。S。 Lewis。 Despite some dated ways of thinking， and the odd evolutionary thought， this is a great book to read from time to time throughout life。
Gomer Joseph
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Solid readI was challenged at church to read a "nonfiction book about Christianity" and since I usually read fiction， I've always known this book to be the "go-to" book about Christianity。 I enjoyed the comparisons Lewis made when it came to Him explaining the walk we should have as Christians。 This book has encouraged me to dig into the Bible deeper and obey the Word more since my life belongs to God and that it doesn't belong to me。 It has also encouraged me to read more nonfiction books like Solid readI was challenged at church to read a "nonfiction book about Christianity" and since I usually read fiction， I've always known this book to be the "go-to" book about Christianity。 I enjoyed the comparisons Lewis made when it came to Him explaining the walk we should have as Christians。 This book has encouraged me to dig into the Bible deeper and obey the Word more since my life belongs to God and that it doesn't belong to me。 It has also encouraged me to read more nonfiction books like this in the future。 。。。more
Christina Morton
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Doesn't talk about Christianity as a religion。 Discusses what so many claim to or not to believe since the time of Christ。It is complex reading。 Doesn't talk about Christianity as a religion。 Discusses what so many claim to or not to believe since the time of Christ。It is complex reading。 。。。more
Henry McLaughlin
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A profound， personal， and very readable exploration of what it means to be a Christian。 Although published in the early 1950s， it is still highly relevant today。
Sam Ellis
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wow
Michael Laflamme
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More and more wonderful。 I read a little C。S。Lewis every year。 It had been a while since I had read this， but in the end， it still surprises me。 This author is truly plugged into 'The Force" and his works never get stale。 More and more wonderful。 I read a little C。S。Lewis every year。 It had been a while since I had read this， but in the end， it still surprises me。 This author is truly plugged into 'The Force" and his works never get stale。 。。。more
Nichole Ostrander
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I choose to read this book during my critical thinking class， and feel I learned more about critical thinking with this book than I did with the text book。 That is to say read from one of the great critical thinker and some of that will rub off on you。 This book made me think， taught me， and even rubbed me the wrong way it parts。 It however has all the makes of a classic。 Something that once you read it stays with you。 If you have not read this book and your curious at all give it a try。 I think I choose to read this book during my critical thinking class， and feel I learned more about critical thinking with this book than I did with the text book。 That is to say read from one of the great critical thinker and some of that will rub off on you。 This book made me think， taught me， and even rubbed me the wrong way it parts。 It however has all the makes of a classic。 Something that once you read it stays with you。 If you have not read this book and your curious at all give it a try。 I think you like if not for word choices alone。 。。。more
Annelene
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What a wonderful surprise this book was for me。 I wondered if I would struggle with the prose but wow， this book was so well written and so easy to understand and follow， I loved my time with it。 It was not things I didn’t already know but the way he breaks down each aspect of understanding Christianity and the faith as a whole was absolutely amazing。 I loved my time and actually took so much away that will stay with me forever。 He is clearly an intelligent and intellectual in his understanding What a wonderful surprise this book was for me。 I wondered if I would struggle with the prose but wow， this book was so well written and so easy to understand and follow， I loved my time with it。 It was not things I didn’t already know but the way he breaks down each aspect of understanding Christianity and the faith as a whole was absolutely amazing。 I loved my time and actually took so much away that will stay with me forever。 He is clearly an intelligent and intellectual in his understanding but navigates a clear understanding of Christian beliefs in such a wise and brilliant manner。 This book was beautiful， it was like food for my soul and I will definitely refer to it in years to come。 。。。more
Joseph Murphy
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dense subject matter outlining a very personal take on catholic theology， thought provoking
Rocky Parra
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A book everyone should read。 It’s dense， enlightening and thought provoking。 I read it a chapter at a time。 Will likely read it again and again。 C。 S。 Lewis is masterful with his writing。
Luke Stannard
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The book is really out of date about things like moral family values。 But considering how old it is， a lot of things have held up and its encouraging that more people are willing to discuss topics like this。 Lewis has a unique perspective because it's rare to find such an analytical critique of Christianity from a Christian。 An opinion that is open to scrutiny for atheist's and Christians alike。 Regardless of how I agree or disagree with his actual faith， it's refreshing to read something openmi The book is really out of date about things like moral family values。 But considering how old it is， a lot of things have held up and its encouraging that more people are willing to discuss topics like this。 Lewis has a unique perspective because it's rare to find such an analytical critique of Christianity from a Christian。 An opinion that is open to scrutiny for atheist's and Christians alike。 Regardless of how I agree or disagree with his actual faith， it's refreshing to read something openminded enough to consider religion alongside reductionist philosophy。 。。。more
Simão Pereira
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Mr Lewis attempt to summarize the Christian faith （in a non-denominal sense） is fairly marvellous。 His understanding of human nature does help better characterize some aspects- such as virtues， temptations and sins- which we tend to forget。 As the author himself says in a certain sense we don't need teaching as much as we do need remembrance。 The book also benefits from C。S。 understanding of Christianity as a narrative， or The narrative。 However， it isn't exempt from certain faults。 The choice o Mr Lewis attempt to summarize the Christian faith （in a non-denominal sense） is fairly marvellous。 His understanding of human nature does help better characterize some aspects- such as virtues， temptations and sins- which we tend to forget。 As the author himself says in a certain sense we don't need teaching as much as we do need remembrance。 The book also benefits from C。S。 understanding of Christianity as a narrative， or The narrative。 However， it isn't exempt from certain faults。 The choice of using a more ambiguous language - in order to be more inclusive- also means the lack of clarification where it was due， mainly on the few last chapters which revolve around more theological matters。Nonetheless， in my humble opinion， the author does achieve what he first attempted。 It may not be the best summary to read in order to understand Christianity per se but rather ourselves and the reflex of Christ in all of us。 。。。more
Jeffrey
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The best part of this classic is the beginning （despite the famous "Lord or Lunatic" section）。 You wont find a better apologetic for the appeal of the conscience and the moral law dictating a universal truth for all men that makes him accountable to the maker of that law。 Lewis hits it poignantly and with laser precision。 The best part of this classic is the beginning （despite the famous "Lord or Lunatic" section）。 You wont find a better apologetic for the appeal of the conscience and the moral law dictating a universal truth for all men that makes him accountable to the maker of that law。 Lewis hits it poignantly and with laser precision。 。。。more
Heather
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As relevant now as it was when it was written
Jacob
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A passionate argument for Christianity。 Fallacies abound， but Lewis has a true love for his religion that makes it easy to forgive。
Hannah Hancock
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See my review here。 http://oldoriginalthoughts。blogspot。c。。。 See my review here。 http://oldoriginalthoughts。blogspot。c。。。 。。。more
Joseph
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This is clearly a book written by an English professor。 The words are English， vocabulary simple for people to understand。 Yet the ideas and crafting of illustrations are still good even decades after it was written。 Hard to believe that finishing this book helps you better understand what others have spent entire lifetimes pondering and gazing about。 Greatly enjoyed it despite its difficulty to comprehend。 Hope to read it again in my lifetime。
Ronit
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Like a refreshing stream to my soul。
hollyisodd
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3。5 Some really interesting ideas - also some very frustrating ones too。 Overall all I really enjoyed it and found it engaging。
rebecca bencze
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Such a wonderful， ageless， classic on what Christianity is！I read this as both a non-believer and a believer。 It was his writings that niggled in my mind until I chose to put faith in Christ。 Now every time I re-read this book I get a new insight， a better way to “apologize “ for my faith to unbelieving family and friends。 This book is a diamond mine of gems， every re-read is digging deeper into the mine for insight and understanding。 It， of course， does not supersede the Bible but is the best b Such a wonderful， ageless， classic on what Christianity is！I read this as both a non-believer and a believer。 It was his writings that niggled in my mind until I chose to put faith in Christ。 Now every time I re-read this book I get a new insight， a better way to “apologize “ for my faith to unbelieving family and friends。 This book is a diamond mine of gems， every re-read is digging deeper into the mine for insight and understanding。 It， of course， does not supersede the Bible but is the best book that enhances the study of the Word。 。。。more
Ben Van
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Pride is the greatest sin as it puts you into conflict with everyone else。 Whatever your denomination or creed， Lewis presents interesting ideas in an entertaining， insightful way。 At the very least， it makes you think about your own human nature。
Zachary Creasman
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