Reluctant Converts.

LEWIS, C. S., 1898-1963; AUTHORS; CHRISTIANS; ATHEISTS; RELIGIOUS life; RELIGIOUS literature; CHRONICLES of Narnia book series; RELIGION; CHRISTIAN life

The article features writer Clive Staples Lewis and his popularity as a Christian apologist. Lewis was a devoted atheist as a young man. However, he was led to submit himself to God, Father, Son and the Holy Spirit through his reading, through his friendships, and through a sense of joy that drew him toward something that he claimed he could not fathom. The books "The Allegory of Love" and "English Literature in the Sixteenth Century" are the two scholarly works produced by Lewis. He also produced fiction, such as "The Chronicles of Narnia," which all contained a Christian intent.