
I’m presently wading through a book that compares and contrasts the methods of two of the 20th century’s most effective apologists for historic Christianity—C.S. Lewis and Francis Schaeffer. How surprising both men were so similar in temperament, approach, methodology and in many ways, the theological content upon which they focused in defending the common faith once for all given to the saints. Both Lewis and Schaeffer considered themselves evangelists. Their goal was to knock on the front door of people’s inner home. If the front door was locked, they’d walk... Read more →