A Plain Account of Christian Perfection (Paperback)

The incredible array of Shepherd's Notes continues to grow as Broadman & Holman offers a complete new collection of these easy-access study guide resources focused on the great works of Christian literature. As part of Shepherd's Notes Christian Classics series, Broadman & Holman presents a study guide to C.S. Lewis's Miracles. Lewis argues that naturalism, a view that miracles is impossible, is often assumed rather than proven or supported with good reasons. In Miracles, Lewis takes these unquestioned assumptions and examines their plausibility. This Shepherd's Notes study guide will serve well the reader of Miracles by enabling them to see quickly the essentials of Lewis case against naturalism.