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This collection of essays and memoirs illustrates the breadth of influence upon today's leading evangelical writers and thought shapers of a man some have called the twentieth century's greatest Christian apologist.

Contributors include former pupils, friends, his biographer, and various correspondents-people who had first-hand contact with Lewis or have published writings about his influence on their lives.

Features essays by Philip Yancey, J.I. Packer, Charles Colson, George Sayer, James Houston, Dom Bede Griffiths and others.