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“The Everlasting Man” (wof.org/everlasting) is one of the most important books on Christian apologetics ever written. It was the book that set a young atheist named C.S. Lewis on the path toward Christianity and its lively prose and compelling defense of Christianity have dazzled readers ever since.
But Chesterton’s presentation of the story of humanity and religion is filled with obscure literary, historical, mythological, philosophical, and theological references—most of which are largely lost on today’s readers. And Chesterton’s paradoxical and apparently wandering style proves, at times, disorienting to newcomers.
In this groundbreaking guide—the first-of-its-kind—one of the world’s leading authorities on Chesterton walks readers through the entirety of this great apologist’s text. Complete with the full text of the original book, an introduction, footnotes, and running commentary, Dale Ahlquist’s tour through Chesterton’s classic will draw new readers into his literary world—and old readers even deeper into his literary genius.
Get your copy today: wof.org/everlasting
“The Everlasting Man” (wof.org/everlasting) is one of the most important books on Christian apologetics ever written. It was the book that set a young atheist named C.S. Lewis on the path toward Christianity and its lively prose and compelling defense of Christianity have dazzled readers ever since.
But Chesterton’s presentation of the story of humanity and religion is filled with obscure literary, historical, mythological, philosophical, and theological references—most of which are largely lost on today’s readers. And Chesterton’s paradoxical and apparently wandering style proves, at times, disorienting to newcomers.
In this groundbreaking guide—the first-of-its-kind—one of the world’s leading authorities on Chesterton walks readers through the entirety of this great apologist’s text. Complete with the full text of the original book, an introduction, footnotes, and running commentary, Dale Ahlquist’s tour through Chesterton’s classic will draw new readers into his literary world—and old readers even deeper into his literary genius.
Get your copy today: wof.org/everlasting
