C. S. Lewis : essay collection : faith, Christianity and the church

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Search for God -- Grand Miracle -- Theology Poetry? -- Funeral of a Great Myth -- God in the Dock -- What are We to Make of Jesus Christ? -- World's Last Night -- Is Theism Important? -- Seeing Eye -- Must Our Image of God Go? -- Aspects of Faith -- Christianity and Culture -- Evil and God -- Weight of Glory -- Miracles -- Dogma and the Universe -- 'Horrid Red Things' -- Religion: Reality or Substitute? -- Myth Became Fact -- Religion and Science -- Christian Apologetics -- Work and Prayer -- Religion Without Dogma? -- Decline of Religion -- On Forgiveness -- Pains of Animals -- Petitionary prayer -- Obstinacy in Belief -- What Christmas Me -- Psalms -- Religion and Rocketry -- Efficacy of Prayer -- Fern-seed and Elephants -- Language of Religion -- transposition -- Christian in the World -- Why I Am Not a Pacifist -- Dangers of National Repentance -- Two Ways With the Self -- Meditation on the Third Commandment -- On Ethics -- Three Kinds of Men -- Answers to Questions on Christianity -- Laws of Nature -- Membership -- Sermon and the Lunch -- Scraps -- After Priggery--What? -- Man or Rabbit? -- 'Trouble with "X" ...' -- On Living in an Atomic Age -- Lillies That Fester -- Good Work and Good Work -- Slip of the Tongue -- We Have No 'Right to Happiness' -- Church -- Christian Reunion -- Priestesses in the Church? -- On Church Music -- Letters -- Conditions for a Just War -- Conflict of Anglican Theology -- Miracles -- Mr C.S. Lewis on Christianity -- Village Experience -- Correspondence with an Anglican who Dislikes Hymns -- Church's Liturgy, Invocation and Invocation of Saints -- Holy Name -- Mere Christians -- Canonisation -- Pittenger-Lewis and Version Vernacular -- Capital Punishment and Death Penalty.