The Great Divorce The Great Divorce, a book written by C.S. Lewis, is known to be one of the most profound works on Christian philosophy. Much of Lewis’s work is based on his Christian faith. In this book, he explains the concepts of Heaven and Hell as well as the experiences he went through in his conversion from atheism to Christianity. He also explores some of the issues of the mid-twentieth century and …showed first 75 words of 885 total…

…showed last 75 words of 885 total…conversion make new and possible converts an audience for the book as well. As one can see, C.S. Lewis truly earned the name he was known for, “Defender of the Faith.” He proved this in writing The Great Divorce. The book helps people to realize the ultimate consequences of their everyday actions, which ultimately affects morality. It also stresses the importance of making right choices, something that C.S. Lewis saw as a necessity.