The Everlasting Man

Focusing on the spiritual journey of humanity, this work of Christian apologetics serves as a counterargument to H.G. Wells' views on civilization and Jesus Christ. Chesterton critiques the notion of human development from animal life, emphasizing the unique role of Christ. C.S. Lewis praised the book for its profound impact on his faith, describing it as a pivotal influence in his intellectual conversion to Christianity. Celebrated for its compelling defense of Christian beliefs, it remains a significant text in apologetic literature.