The Humanist, November 1st, 2003
It may come as a surprise that the all-time best-selling work of apologetics was written not by one of the great Christian philosophers or theologians, or even by a popular evangelist, but instead by a humble English professor of literature. We know him as C. S. Lewis. His book Mere Christianity may bear a modest title, but its commercial success has been anything but modest. Though first published as a single volume in 1952, to this day Mere Christianity regularly outsells all other books in its category, even new releases. For the cause of apologetics Lewis appears heaven-sent. Who better t...
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