The Most Reluctant Convert

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C. S. Lewis's journey from a staunch atheist in his youth to a prominent Christian author is a compelling exploration of faith and belief. Initially rejecting religion and expressing his disdain for prayer, Lewis's experiences during WW1 profoundly shaped his worldview. His candid correspondence reveals the struggles he faced in reconciling his skepticism with the concept of God, ultimately leading to his transformation into one of the most articulate defenders of Christianity in the twentieth century.