"Back to Nature" is a series of speeches that C. S. Lewis was invited to deliver at the British Broadcasting Corporation during World War II. In an era when life was as fragile as a reed, it talked about justice, self, love, sin, forgiveness, morality, and pure faith that transcended different sects, causing people to think about the meaning of the universe, life, and self-existence, thereby changing the old corrupt life trajectory.
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C. S. Lewis, the author of this book, is such a wise and profound writer! In "Returning to Nature", he discusses the Christian philosophy of life in an easy-to-understand way, allowing readers to have a deeper thinking about the meaning of the universe, life and self-existence. This book not only inspires people's thinking, but also brings inner peace. I feel like it is like a key that opens up a new perspective on our lives and beliefs. Worth reading!
C. S. Lewis, the author of this book, is such a wise and profound writer! In "Returning to Nature", he discusses the Christian philosophy of life in an easy-to-understand way, allowing readers to have a deeper thinking about the meaning of the universe, life and self-existence. This book not only inspires people's thinking, but also brings inner peace. I feel like it is like a key that opens up a new perspective on our lives and beliefs. Worth reading!