
Titles in This Set
Mere Christianity
The Screwtape Letters
Surprised by Joy
The Four Loves
The Problem of Pain
The Great Divorce
Miracles
Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9780007500192
Publisher: HarperCollins
Overview
This box set gathers seven of C. S. Lewis's most beloved non-fiction works into one elegant paperback collection. From the rational clarity of Mere Christianity to the searing wit of The Screwtape Letters, these books explore faith, love, suffering, and the search for meaning with Lewis's trademark warmth. Perfect for new readers discovering Lewis or longtime fans wanting a complete set on their shelf, this collection makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, holidays, graduations, or anyone drawn to philosophy and Christian thought.
About the Books
Each volume in this collection stands on its own while contributing to a fuller picture of Lewis's intellectual and spiritual journey. Mere Christianity, adapted from his wartime radio broadcasts, lays out a reasoned case for Christian belief grounded in shared morality. The Screwtape Letters uses biting satire, told through a senior demon's letters to his nephew, to expose the small temptations that erode character. Surprised by Joy turns inward, offering Lewis's own account of his path from skepticism to faith, tracing the fleeting moments of longing he called "joy." The Four Loves examines affection, friendship, romantic love, and charity, showing how each can enrich or distort human relationships. The Problem of Pain confronts how suffering coexists with a good and loving God, with compassion rather than easy answers. The Great Divorce imagines a busload of souls journeying from a gray town toward the edges of heaven, using allegory to explore choice and grace. Miracles closes the set with a philosophical argument for the supernatural in a world governed by natural law. Together, these works showcase Lewis's range—apologist, storyteller, memoirist, philosopher—remaining widely read for their clarity and relevance.
Key Benefits
Book-by-Book Guide
Mere Christianity — Lewis builds a reasoned case for Christian belief drawn from his wartime BBC radio talks.
The Screwtape Letters — A senior demon's letters to his nephew satirize the everyday temptations that undermine faith.
Surprised by Joy — Lewis's spiritual autobiography traces his journey from atheism to Christian belief.
The Four Loves — Lewis examines affection, friendship, eros, and charity and how each shapes human connection.
The Problem of Pain — A compassionate inquiry into why suffering exists under a loving God.
The Great Divorce — An allegorical bus journey from a gray town toward the outskirts of heaven explores choice and grace.
Miracles — Lewis presents a philosophical case for the supernatural in a world of natural law.
About the Author
C. S. Lewis (1898–1963) was a British writer and scholar best known for The Chronicles of Narnia and his influential works of Christian apologetics. A professor at both Oxford and Cambridge, Lewis wrote with rare clarity across fiction, memoir, and philosophy, making complex theological ideas accessible to general readers. His non-fiction works remain widely read touchstones for readers exploring faith, reason, and the human condition decades after his death.
Why You'll Love This Set
This collection brings together Lewis's most thought-provoking non-fiction in one handsome paperback set—ideal as a holiday gift, birthday present, or addition to any home library. Whether you're new to Lewis or revisiting a favorite, these seven books offer wisdom, wit, and honest reflection that reward rereading for years to come.
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