Mere Christianity - Book IV

C.S. Lewis · 1952

The Obstinate Toy Soldiers

The Son of God became a man to enable men to become sons of God. We do not know—anyway, I do not know—how things would have worked if the human race had never rebelled against God and joined the enemy. Perhaps every man would have been “in Christ,” would have shared the life of…

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