Structured as a 'conversation' between two wildly opposing men, this concise read brings you into a discussion of ideas with C.S. Lewis and Richard Dawkins

In this pithy, entertaining guide to what really matters, Alister McGrath brings together Richard Dawkins and C.S. Lewis, two intriguing and well-known writers, in 'conversation'. The two men could hardly have more different perspectives; these arguments provide an excellent means of sharpening our own thinking on the meaning of life.

"A fine, dense, yet very clear account, from [McGrath's] particular Christian perspective, of the full case against Dawkins." - New Scientist

"C. S. Lewis: A Life: Eccentric Genius, Reluctant Prophet (Hodder, 2013): McGrath's lucid and unsentimental portrait . . . offers a new and at times shocking look into the complicated life of this complex figure, in a deeply researched biography. He shows with skill, sympathy, dispassion, and engaging prose that Lewis, like the rest of us, did the best he could with the hand he was dealt." - Publishers Weekly, starred review

"This biography is the one Lewis's admirers - especially those who, like him, believe that books are to be read and enjoyed - should prefer to all others." - (Booklist, starred review)