" This work warns against "soft soap," calls the world "enemy-occupied territory," and posits the options of lunatic, fiend, or God in a "trilemma" about Jesus.
This book describes a "hammering process" undergone by the Jews. It notes that nobody alive saw the Norman Conquest or the Spanish Armada in a passage on appeals to authority, and that a man who sired a baby each time he had sex could "easily populate a small village" in 10 years. Metaphors in this book include the "human fleet," in which each ship must steer itself to avoid collisions. This book compares unkind Miss Bates to the friendly Dick Firkin, and describes the Next Step towards New Men, in its last segment, "Beyond Personality." This work warns against "soft soap," calls the world "enemy-occupied territory," and posits the options of lunatic, fiend, or God in a "trilemma" about Jesus. For 10 points, name this work of apologetics compiled from wartime BBC broadcasts, in which C. S. Lewis sets out the basics of his faith.
This book describes a "hammering process" undergone by the Jews.
Mere Christianity [accept "Clive Staples Lewis's Broadcast Talks until "baby" is read]