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Faith
Mere Christianity C. S. Lewis's classic of Christian apologetics, drawn from wartime radio talks, which argues from moral law to belief and sets out the common core of the faith. Orthodoxy G. K. Chesterton's 1908 spiritual autobiography, a witty defense of Christian belief as the creed that best fits the facts of life. The Benedict Option Rod Dreher's 2017 call for Christians to build tight-knit communities, schools and practices that preserve the faith against secular culture. The Everlasting Man G. K. Chesterton's 1925 answer to H. G. Wells's history, arguing that man and Christ are unique and cannot be explained as ordinary products of evolution. The Naked Public Square Richard John Neuhaus's 1984 argument that excluding religion from public debate leaves a vacuum that the state fills. The Screwtape Letters C. S. Lewis's 1942 satire, thirty-one letters from a senior devil to his nephew on tempting a man away from faith, which shows ordinary vices at work.