The Everlasting Man Complete and Unabridged

The book explores the spiritual journey of humanity, particularly within Western civilization, serving as a counterpoint to H. G. Wells' views on evolution and the humanity of Christ. It presents a historical narrative that intertwines the life of Christ and the development of Christianity, ultimately influencing C. S. Lewis's conversion from atheism. Combining intellectual rigor with spiritual insight, it appeals to both the mind and the spirit, offering a profound reflection on faith and history.