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The Most Reluctant Convert traces the remarkable transformation of C. S. Lewis—from a skeptical, literary scholar to one of the 20th century’s most beloved Christian apologists. Drawing on letters, essays, and personal testimonies, David C. Downing charts the pivotal moments, intellectual battles, and quiet encounters that gradually reshaped Lewis’s worldview. Readers discover how the once‑reluctant “boy called Eustace” wrestled with doubt, embraced the Christian narrative, and ultimately forged a faith that would illuminate his fiction, theology, and enduring legacy.
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ISBN-10 0830823115 · ISBN-13 9780830823116 · InterVarsity Press · March 2002
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ISBN-10 0830832718 · ISBN-13 9780830832712 · InterVarsity Press · 2004
ISBN-10 0786126086 · ISBN-13 9780786126088 · Blackstone Audiobooks · December 2003
ISBN-10 0786187611 · ISBN-13 9780786187614 · Blackstone Audiobooks · December 2003
ISBN-10 0786189304 · ISBN-13 9780786189304 · Blackstone Audiobooks · December 2003
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