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C S Lewis Vs The New Atheists

Name: C S Lewis Vs The New Atheists
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Author: Peter S. Williams
ISBN: 9781842277706

by Peter S. Williams

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Want a thoughtful voice in approaching New Atheists?

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You'll find reasoned arguments for faith and Christianity

Counter new atheist arguements with the reasoning of C.S Lewis, as Peter Williams re-traces the steps of Lewis' conversion.

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In ‘C S Lewis vs The New Atheists’, Damaris Trust’s Peter S Williams examines what the most popular Christian apologist of the twentieth century might have to say to the Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens and their fellow ‘New Atheists’ of the twenty first.

From the perspective of Lewis' own journey from atheism to Christian belief, Williams illuminates the debate and undercuts the objections of the increasingly aggressive New Atheists.