Tag: #Apologetics
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The Screwtape Letters
Whispers from the Shadows C.S. Lewis once said that the greatest trick the devil ever playedwas convincing the world he didn’t exist.In The Screwtape Letters, Lewis makes the unseen visible —not through fear, but through wit and piercing irony. Written during the chaos of World War II,this book imagines a series of letters from Screwtape,…
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The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism by Tim Keller
A Gentle Invitation to the Skeptical Mind When The Reason for God was first published in 2008, it entered a world flooded by skepticism.Books like The God Delusion and God Is Not Great dominated bestseller lists, portraying faith as naïve or dangerous. Tim Keller — a pastor in New York City, one of the world’s…
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The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel
Why This Book Still Captivates Believers and Skeptics Alike When The Case for Christ was first published in 1998, few expected it to become one of the most influential Christian books of the modern era.Its author, Lee Strobel, wasn’t a preacher or theologian—he was an award-winning investigative journalist and a staunch atheist. After his wife…
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Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
Opening Reflections: Rediscovering the Heart of Faith During the chaos of World War II, when people were desperate for clarity and hope, a voice came across the radio waves in Britain. That voice belonged to C.S. Lewis, a literature professor at Oxford who had once been an atheist. His talks on faith became the foundation…
