GREGORY BASSHAM - C. S. LEWIS AS AN APOLOGIST

Have you ever wondered how strong C. S. Lewis's arguments are in defense of the Christian faith? This book is a fascinating debate between supporters and critics of Lewis's apologetics, analyzing his arguments from various perspectives. Discover the depth of thought of one of the most influential Christian apologists.

• In-depth analysis of C. S. Lewis's arguments
• Debate between supporters and critics of Lewis's apologetics
• Detailed discussion of arguments from Desire, Reason, and Morality
• Analysis of the trilemma regarding the Divinity of Christ
• Lewis's response to the problem of evil
• Deeper understanding of Christian apologetics
• Intellectual values of theism

Gregory Bassham, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at King's College (Pennsylvania), is the author, co-author, or editor of more than a dozen books, including publications devoted to the philosophical aspects of the works of Tolkien and Lewis. His research interests include legal theory, environmental ethics, and the relationship between pop culture and philosophy. Bassham brings a solid philosophical foundation and in-depth knowledge of his work to the analysis of Lewis's apologetics.

The book series "C. S. Lewis. Reason and Faith" is a collection of publications on the work and life of Clive Staples Lewis, considered the greatest contemporary Christian apologist. It presents the intellectual values of theism and argues for the thesis of the rationality of theistic beliefs, especially Christianity. The series aims to fill a gap in Polish literature on Lewis, offering scholarly yet accessible analyses of his views.

The work of C. S. Lewis, despite the passage of years, remains current and inspiring. His arguments and analyses regarding morality and society are still referred to by professional philosophers and theologians, as well as numerous representatives of both sides of the philosophical-theological dispute between atheism and theism. The book "C. S. Lewis as an Apologist" is an excellent opportunity to delve into the thoughts of this outstanding author and understand his influence on contemporary Christian apologetics.

This book, under the patronage of the Institute of Philosophy of the University of Zielona Góra, is characterized by scientific thoroughness and is accessible to a wide range of readers. It is an ideal read for anyone interested in philosophy, theology, and Christian apologetics, as well as for those who want to better understand the work of C. S. Lewis and his contribution to the development of Christian thought.