Description
In this profound exploration, C.S. Lewis tackles the age-old question of whether miracles truly occur, arguing that they are not only possible but essential to the Christian faith. He posits that the Incarnation, the concept of God becoming human, is the central miracle, with all others serving as its prelude or consequence. Lewis employs his signature blend of sharp intellect and engaging wit to dismantle the arguments of skeptics, revealing the limitations of a purely rationalist worldview. This work is a powerful and joyous affirmation of divine intervention, inviting readers to embrace the miraculous nature of existence.
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paperback
HarperCollins Publishers
Published Jan 1, 1998
ISBN: 9780006280941
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First Published
1947
Language
eng
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