Mere Christianity: Discussion and Study Guide for the Book by C. S. Lewis - Paperback

by Joseph McRae Mellichamp (Author)

In early 2000, Mere Christianity was named by Christianity Today as the most influential Christian book of the Twentieth Century. But many people today are reluctant to read this magnificent classic. Why is this? I think many people are intimidated by C. S. Lewis' academic credentials and impressive resume--they think they might not be up to his intellectual arguments. And this is simply not true. It is a challenging read to be sure, but most people can, with a bit of effort, understand the book and be encouraged by it. With Lewis' book and these discussion and study notes, you'll be able to follow these important concepts and enjoy discussing Lewis' ideas and answering my questions--perhaps with a group of friends.

Author Biography

Dr. Joseph McRae Mellichamp is Emeritus Professor of Management Science in the Graduate School of Business at the University of Alabama where he served as a faculty member from 1969 to 1994. Dr. Mellichamp received the Ph.D. in Engineering Management from Clemson University and the Bachelor of Industrial Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He was also a Visiting Scholar at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Mellichamp has published extensively in the Management Science literature including articles in such journals as The Harvard Business Review, Management Science, Expert Systems, and The Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing. He was principal investigator for research projects totaling over $1.25 million and served as a consultant to AT&T, General Motors, N.A.S.A. (Space Shuttle Program), and the U.S. Army (Star Wars Program). In addition, Dr. Mellichamp and his wife Peggy Huckaby Mellichamp have spoken professionally and from a ministry perspective to faculty, faculty wives, and students on nearly 200 university and college campuses in the U.S. and a dozen foreign countries. He also authored Ministering in the Secular University: A Guide for Christian Professors and Staff and Go Fast, Turn Left: Simple Instructions for Following Jesus.