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The book «Mere Christianity» by C.S. Lewis is a collection of radio talks the author delivered during World War II. Lewis aims to explain the fundamentals of the Christian faith to a broad audience. He discusses the moral law inherent in every person and argues that this law points to the existence of God. Lewis describes Christianity as a logical and rational worldview that addresses fundamental questions about good and evil, the meaning of life, and human nature. He also examines central Christian doctrines such as the Fall, redemption, and the nature of Christ, striving to make them understandable and accessible to all.