The Christian Mind

About the Book

The Christian Mind

C. S. Lewis remains one of the most influential Christian thinkers of the modern era. Through works such as Mere Christianity, The Screwtape Letters, The Problem of Pain, The Four Loves, and The Chronicles of Narnia, he helped generations of readers examine the claims of Christianity with both intellectual seriousness and imaginative depth.

The Christian Mind explores the timeless Christian lessons found throughout Lewis’s life and writings. James Stewart examines Lewis’s journey from atheism to faith, his defense of objective morality, his reflections on suffering, temptation, love, heaven, imagination, Christian character, and the relationship between reason and belief.

Written from a biblical perspective, this book appreciates Lewis’s contributions while carefully distinguishing his personal views from the authority of Scripture. Readers are encouraged not merely to admire a gifted Christian writer, but to think more deeply, follow Christ more faithfully, and confidently share the hope of the Gospel.

Accessible, thoughtful, and pastorally grounded, this volume introduces C. S. Lewis’s most enduring ideas to readers seeking a clearer understanding of Christian apologetics, discipleship, and the life of the mind.