The most popular of C. S. Lewis's non-fiction titles, Mere Christianity is compiled from the legendary radio talks which he gave during the war years.

The 50th anniversary edition harks back to an era when C.S. Lewis was able to bring comfort to millions at times of war and uncertainty, though his words are as pertinent now as they ever were.

During the Second World War, C.S. Lewis was called upon by the BBC to give a series of lectures - broadcasts that would ultimately bring new meaning to the lives of adults in all walks of life. Bringing together these legendary talks, Mere Christianity has become regarded as the most popular and accessible of C.S. Lewis's works, reminding us of the truly important things in life and showing the way to joy and contentment.