The Everlasting Man

Focusing on the spiritual journey of humanity, this work serves as a counterpoint to H. G. Wells' views on evolution and the nature of Christ. It explores the history of mankind and Christianity, reflecting on the development of Western civilization's beliefs. The book not only details the author's insights but also aims to engage both the intellect and the spirit, making it a profound exploration of faith that influenced C. S. Lewis's conversion from atheism to Christianity.