You're listening to Unbelievable with Justin Browley.

Hello and welcome back to this week's classic replay, Justin here to introduce this week's

show from the archive.

Now, CS Lewis is a much beloved Christian writer and thinker from the 20th century.

In fact, you can buy a whole podcast from Premier dedicated to his life and work the CS Lewis

podcast with Alistair McGraft hosted by my colleague Ruth Jackson.

But on this show from October 2010, CS Lewis scholar Michael Ward, an atheist activist

Dan Barker, debated whether Lewis's Christian apologetics were convincing or not.

By the way, Michael Ward has a new book out on Lewis right now, it's called After Humanity,

a guide to CS Lewis's The Abolition of Man.

You may be interested in getting hold of that as well.

But for now, let's hear Michael Ward and Dan Barker debating.

And don't forget, you can find many more shows from the unbelievable podcast archive at

premierChristianradio.com slash unbelievable.

Well gentlemen, thank you very much for joining me in the studio and on the line today.

Perhaps we'll start with you, Michael, my studio guest today.

You came on over a year ago now to talk about CS Lewis with a young lady who had written

a book about her own experiences of Narnia and then growing somewhat disillusion when she

discovered there was this Christian imagery undergirding it.

I'm going to post a link to that show, which was really interesting discussion between

the two of you.

But today we're moving on from Narnia, which is perhaps what Lewis is best known popularly

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