Christian Behavior

5 w   1943.  C S Lewis.      Early Edition

Note

In the Christian Behaviour section of C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity, he explores what it truly means to live a moral life according to Christian values, emphasizing that Christian ethics are not about rigid rules but about transforming one’s character to reflect love, humility, and forgiveness. Lewis discusses key virtues such as charity, hope, and faith, and he stresses that real Christian behavior stems not just from external actions but from a changed heart shaped by grace. What makes this section especially impactful is Lewis’s practical, down-to-earth approach—he acknowledges human weakness while encouraging readers to strive toward Christ-like living with honesty, effort, and reliance on God’s help.

Description

Orange cloth hardcover with black lettering on front and spine