Keywords
C. S. Lewis, Christian apologetics, Latter-day Saint readership
Abstract
Intellectually acute, deeply learned, brilliantly imaginative, yet popular and easily accessible, C. S. Lewis was arguably the greatest Christian apologist of at least the past century. I believe that Latter-day Saints can benefit greatly from reading him and re-reading him and that those who are unfamiliar with his writing have an enviable treat awaiting them. I’m also convinced, by my own experience, that those who return to his work after having read some of it once, long ago, will find his books at least as good as they seemed on first acquaintance. In fact, they may even find, as I did, that they’re even better than they had realized. This essay is a shameless plug for a great and greatly admired writer.
Recommended Citation
Peterson, Daniel C.
(2025)
"Prepping for the Last Battle,"
Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship: Vol. 63, Article 2.
Available at:
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/interpreter/vol63/iss1/2
