Really enjoy your reviews. Have a blessed day!

Great review l like all your videos thank you God bless you 🙏

Nice review! When I read this last year, I found it to be easy to read, while also being very rich. Keep up the great work!

Elisabeth, thank you very much for the great review and very interesting topic. An easy life probably doesn't make people better. It is important to understand, that pain is neccesary. God bless you! 😘❤

Another great book review. I’ve never read a book by C.S. Lewis. Thank you for a great introduction to his work. Some say C.S. Lewis was a Catholic but didn’t know it. Now I know why some say that. I love how he mentioned we are God’s masterpiece! And how God speaks through shouts of pain. I relate to that. I enjoy and appreciate your opinion as I look forward to your next week book review.🐌

Thank you dear for bringing such wonderful books to our attention , God bless you , keep the good work 👏

God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our conscience, but shouts in our pain…. He is shouting loudly to me!

Great review. Thanls!

Elisabeth, if you haven't read Leibniz' Theodizee yet, I think that you would definitely be interested! Excellent video, and I completely agree with you about the unhelpfulness of Lewis' writing on animal pain 🙏🏻

Great review. Clear and concise. Summarizes the book well.

You have huge talent. Many of us are lazy in reading/ understanding books like Mere Christianity.

Dear Elizabeth. There is a big breakthrough on the Book of Job in the novel “Where Do We Go Now, LORD - Burke.” Enjoy the breakthrough! C.S. Lewis would be proud!

Thank you

Dear ma'am, thanks for your great work. The pilgrims progress also a great book to review

best book I ever read on the problem is evil is by Fr. Brian Davies his approach is unique and counter intuitive but nevertheless it is logically impenetrable

Great review. Do you think it would be "palatable" and a good choice to give to an atheist having such objections, also suffering it, who it not into "complicated stuff", philosophy etc? Sounds like it might. Personally I read probably 6 books from C.S. Lewis and only really liked Mere Christianity.

My disagreement is this, how can you compare God creating us to an artist creating art, or a pet owner, or a man's love to a woman? God literally created us and created our emotions themselves. It's just not even a accurate comparison. Do you disagree?

OOOOOoooo Such a good read!

This was a review in the strictest sense, like a sort of Cliff Notes, without delving into opinions. I notice C.S. Lewis is a 3 part twist of traditional Christianity (non-Calvinism), Calvinism and his own musings. I'm currently studying the book since the '70's first read. Analogies are and should be very loose when applying them to God and Man's relationship. One of the problems I'm seeing is that he seems to give equal definition to pain and evil, sometimes substituting one word for another. My general thoughts: Evil should not be defined primarily as humanly bad things but rather more of choices and actions that God himself would not/could not choose due to his holiness. Anything outside the will of God for man is evil. Evil is like darkness, it's the absence of light. God allows the expression of evil but is not dependent on it to accomplish his purposes. Evil does serve a unique role in that it automatically separates the sheep from the goats and condemns itself and its bearer as being outside the will of God in view of future judgment. Pain, on the other hand, can be due to evil actions, non-evil willful acts, accidents and simply acts by and part of nature. Is it evil that humans are subject to forces that can cause pain or to even the ability to experience the pain itself? When talking about pain, we need to further examine it to understand it's source and categorization. Not all pain is evil and not all evil is painful (at least in this life). Assuming that a good God would only allow good things to happen to his creatures is exactly that....an assumption. There is free will and autonomy in choices made in a mortal world and even good choices (non-evil) will bring pain and even suffering. I do not doubt that choices that humans make bring God pain and he suffers disappointment. The Bible speaks of that. We are made in his image, not he in ours, so I understand that God has a wide range of emotions, that even include humor. Again, just general thoughts.

I loved it ❤

Hi Miss. I would like to ask you to really considder the free will given to every human and angel from God and whit the price it comes whit for God and us, i have considdered this in many years because i have suffered a lot, and in my opinoion life on earth and true agape or charity love do not give any meaning whit out free will, to choose to do good ore evi and reep the payment that comes whi it, and we have been so doped by satans lies about God. Gods peace to you

Hello, How are you doing, I’m Donovan!” I have some questions concerning this book, I really love the book. It’s so good until Ive read, but I feel I’m missing something out of the statements. Are you open to a conversation about book? 😊

Well done. What is your native language? You have an interesting accent, but I don't think it's German. Thank you

Thank you for this , where are you from ?? 🤔

Nice video

I've read this book, all be it, quite some years ago and was completely baffled about what C.S.Lewis was on about, except that he was a total twat who would join the argument about about the number of angels dancing on the head of a pin. Love and peace, Terence, XXX.

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Thank you