Miracles Audiobook

" DEEP STUFF "

" The book was alright but I doubt I will read it again. C.S. Lewis goes through and starts at the beginning arguing that miracles do exist. He starts out with the idea that there is nature and then a supernature or something that exists outside of nature itself. Then he explains how the supernature (God) can affect nature without knocking nature off balance but that all of the miracles of God occur in perfect harmony with how God has created nature to behave. Mr. Lewis ends the book with explaining the different miracles that occured in the Bible and how they fit into the grand scheme of miracles. It was a difficult book to read and I found myself unable to sit more than about an hour at a time and read it without taking some time as a break or to let my brain digest everything I had read. "

" Loved the chapter on the Incarnation! "

" One of the things I really appreciate with C.S. is that he gives his reader the credit that they will be able to follow or comprehend his logic. Sometimes it takes me reading a passage a time or two and really thinking through it to be able to follow him, but I still appreciate that he treats his reader like they are competent. "

" Good book, but some of the scientific stuff went over my head. "

" This is a logical review of Christianity, how ever now very easy to read and understand! "

" I didn't like this book. I have loved everything I have read by C.S. Lewis, but this was boring and rambling. Maybe I will try it again...in a few years. "

" Philosophical discussion on spirituality, supernatural and God. "

" Re-reading after having first read this back in the early 1980's. "

" I loved this book. My favorite C.S. Lewis book is Surprised by Joy, but this is good. "

" A really good treatment of a difficult subject. Clears the air about how, if not what, to think about miracles. "

" I allways like C.S. Lewis writing, and this book make me think. I like that in a book! "

" Parts were really thought provoking and good enough for me to "almost" finish it. But more often it was a tedious game of the dog chasing his tale and being lead along for the ride. More of an attempt to explain just by word usage and the mere going through the motions of the steps of logic. "

" classic Lewis "

" Powerful book, very hard to get into. This is not an easy read, but it is a good read. First exposure to the weaknesses of naturalism, and the reasoning behind a theistic worldview. "

" Christ's miracles are normal natural processes occurring in an instant. "

" One of Lewis' best. Which says a lot. "

" Good but I had some difficulty reading it straight through. "

" Not by any means my favourite Lewis book, I couldn't finish it but there are some seriously sound arguments within the book. "

" This book is really good. It is a little bit tougher of a read, but definitely worth it if you have the time. "

" Tough to follow in places, but instructive. "

" An intellectual exploration of the supernatural. Very insightful. "

" Hard core. Some beautiful logic talking the talk of any academic philosopher or intellectual. Masterfully made points, doesn't mince words. Not a feel good preaching-to-the-choir sermon, but something you could take toe to toe with anybody. "

" CS Lewis always blows me away and this book was no exception. It just kept getting better! "

" This was at least the second time I read this argument for the acceptance of some miracles as written in the Bible. C. S. Lewis always makes me think about my faith and how it affects my life and I return to his books again and again. "

" Though I did enjoy this book, it was a lot more technical than his others, and was harder to understand. He makes some very good points, but also has incorrect ones. Very thought-provoking. "

" Challenging and thought-provoking. Never a dull word. "