CS Lewis Mere Christianity Workbook Sample Lesson

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CS Lewis

Mere Christianity Workbook

Sample Lesson

Sample Lesson Highlights 

• Background to C.S. Lewis and Mere Christianity
• How Mere Christianity came to be written
• Discussion/reflection questions for Book 1
• Idioms

The Mere Christianity sample workbook allows you to take a peek into the Mere Christianity workbook. In this sample, we include the introductory lessons on the life of Lewis and the background on the book. Included is a comprehension exercise based on a podcast by Prof. Alistair McGrath on Mere Christianity. 

Also included are discussion/reflection questions for Book 1 of Mere Christianity, a vocabulary exercise, and a short worksheet on idioms.

More about the Mere Christianity complete workbook

The CS Lewis Mere Christianity workbook helps students to read the challenging text of Mere Christianity. With a large range of discussion questions, students can think about the message of Lewis in the text. There are wider comprehension exercises focusing on a number of the chapters throughout the text. 

Students will also learn about the use of idioms and how to use them in writing, and when they are appropriate.

The workbook helps students think about the messages they find in their own culture. They will look at bias, opinion, and fact, leading to how to recognise propaganda. Given different materials, students will write a speech outlining the Christian view of sexual morality.

There is a project for students to consider how the Christian message can be effectively communicated to this generation of young people.

Course Creator: Emma Cummings

The CS Lewis Mere Christianity Workbook Includes Lessons in:

• Workbook to accompany the reading and study of Mere Christianity
• Biography of Lewis
• Reading Comprehension exercises based on selected chapters of the text
• Vocabulary
• Study how to recognise bias, opinion, and fact
• Study speech writing
• Project activity to communicate the Gospel message.

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