The Everlasting Man

The book presents a historical exploration of humanity and Christianity, serving as a counterargument to H. G. Wells' views on evolution and the nature of Jesus. It reflects on the spiritual journey of Western civilization, showcasing the transformation from atheism to faith, particularly influencing C. S. Lewis. By intertwining intellectual discourse with spiritual insight, it appeals to both the mind and the spirit, making it a profound read for those interested in the intersection of history and belief.