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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A nice collection of Lewis' thoughts on various matters, but I recommend getting the books themselves.  enigmaticblue | Jun 4, 2008 |  127 readings selected from 15 of Lewis's theological works. stmarysasheville | Apr 14, 2008 | the joyful christian is a collection of some of lewis' beliefs towards certain issues. 127 to be exact. i suppose it would be better to just read lewis' books and get his views from those which would naturally be more thorough and would possibly give explantions and reasons for his specific views. not recommended. tim.sherrod | Jul 2, 2006 |  no reviews | add a review
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C.S. Lewis, himself a convert, wrote of being "surprised by joy" when he discovered his belief in Jesus Christ. In these 127 devotional readings, selected from Lewis's many works on faith and spirituality, Christians everywhere can share in the joy of this master theologian as he discusses topics ranging from the nature of prayer and good works to psychoanalysis and fascism. In The Joyful Christian, Lewis offers inspiration for all those who hunger and thirst after joy.
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