A Voice for the Skeptics
In 1941, as German bombs still fell on London, a BBC producer named James Welch sat reading C.S. Lewis's *The Problem of Pain* and had...
This is a contemporary on faith and reason, drawing on 1 Peter 3:15.
In 1941, as German bombs still fell on London, a BBC producer named James Welch sat reading C. S. Lewis's The Problem of Pain and had an idea. He wrote to the Oxford don — a former atheist teaching medieval literature at Magdalen College — and asked him to explain Christianity over the radio to a war-weary nation. Lewis agreed.…
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