The Atheist Who Followed the Clues Home
In 1941, as German bombs fell on London, a former atheist sat before a BBC microphone at Broadcasting House and made a startling argument. C.S....
This is a contemporary on faith and reason, drawing on Romans 1:20.
In 1941, as German bombs fell on London, a former atheist sat before a BBC microphone at Broadcasting House and made a startling argument. C. S. Lewis, a medieval literature scholar at Magdalen College, Oxford, had been invited by James Welch, the BBC's Director of Religious Broadcasting, to explain Christianity to a war-weary nation. Lewis didn't begin with scripture or church doctrine.…
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