World War I

What World War I Taught the Clergy - ‘A terrified and angry pacifism,’ C.S. Lewis wrote, ‘is one of the roads that lead to war.’

“[T]he experience of war would transform him, launching him on a spiritual journey that culminated, years later, in his conversion to Christianity.” NReview

The World the Great War Swept Away: In 1914, Europe was prosperous and what followed was unimaginable

World War I

What World War I Taught the Clergy

C. S. Lewis and the Great War

"Common Christianity—and Europe was overwhelmingly Christian by profession in 1914 and strongly Christian in observance also"

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