C.S. Lewis and the Language of Apologetics
What Lewis tries to accomplish in his popular apologetics is to let the readers taste the symbolic universe of Christianity from the inside. He invites them to immerse into the grand story and to soak in the atmosphere of the Gospel. He avoids watering it down with abstractions and moralistic platitudes. The modern reader is not discouraged by religious language, which today prevents meaningful communication and sometimes even immunises against the Gospel.
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