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The Collected Works of C.S. Lewis

**Abstract:**
*The Collected Works of C.S. Lewis: The Pilgrim’s Regress, Christian Reflections, God in the Dock* (1993) compiles three of Lewis’s most significant theological and apologetic works into a single volume. *The Pilgrim’s Regress* is a spiritual allegory tracing a seeker’s journey from doubt to faith, inspired by John Bunyan’s classic. *Christian Reflections* gathers essays and lectures that explore theology, ethics, literature, and the defense of Christian belief. *God in the Dock* presents a series of apologetic essays and addresses confronting modern skepticism, moral questions, and the practical demands of living a Christian life. Together, these works provide a rich and multifaceted view of Lewis’s intellectual and spiritual insights, blending narrative, critical reflection, and persuasive argumentation.

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PR 6023 L67 1981

Publisher

: Inspirational Press., 1996

Collation

537 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0-88486-151-1

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PR 6023 L67 1981

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Subject(s)

Christian life
Apologetics
Christianity — 20th century
Theology — Essays

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*The Collected Works of C.S. Lewis: The Pilgrim’s Regress, Christian Reflections, God in the Dock*, published in **1993** by **Inspirational Press**, brings together three of Lewis’s influential nonfiction works in a single volume. *The Pilgrim’s Regress* (1933) is an allegorical tale chronicling a young man’s spiritual journey from skepticism to Christian faith, modeled after Bunyan’s *Pilgrim’s Progress*. *Christian Reflections* gathers essays and lectures on theology, ethics, literature, and the defense of Christian belief, showcasing Lewis’s ability to blend intellect with imagination. *God in the Dock* is a collection of apologetic essays and speeches addressing moral questions, modern skepticism, and the demands of faith in contemporary society. This omnibus edition offers readers a comprehensive view of Lewis’s thought, blending allegory, theological commentary, and apologetics.

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