Is C.S. Lewis A Christian

Answer 1

Yes, and he details the unique journey of his life as he was born into Christianity, fell away from it during his teen years, and later rejoined his faith when he finally accepted that nothing but God could complete the hole in his life that he desperately tried to find other ways to fill.

Answer 2

I doubt Lewis was ever an atheist. According to some articles, Lewis became an atheist when he was 15, and "rediscovered" Christianity years later. Lewis claimed that as an atheist he was "very angry with God for not existing." Since a true atheist does not believe in the existence of a God, this statement leads me to believe that Lewis never was an atheist.

Answer 3

Yes, C.S. Lewis was a Christian. He was a prominent Christian apologist, author, and theologian known for his works such as "Mere Christianity" and "The Chronicles of Narnia," which often reflected his Christian beliefs and values. Lewis's conversion to Christianity in his thirties profoundly impacted his life and writing.

Answer 4

During his youth, CS Lewis was an atheist. Later in life he converted to Christianity and became a well known Christian apologist.

Answer 5

Yes. He was born in Belfast, Ireland, found for England in WW I, was educated at Oxford and then was a professor at Oxford and Cambridge.