About this ebook
This book invites you to walk that road with him.
Through seven accessible chapters, you’ll explore Lewis’s big questions about right and wrong, law and grace, joy and longing, prayer and Scripture, suffering and death, heaven and hell. Along the way you’ll meet Lewis as a wounded schoolboy, a skeptical scholar, a reluctant convert, and finally as a Christian who learned to live, think, and hope in the light of Christ.
Written for ordinary readers, not specialists, this is a guided tour through Lewis’s spiritual world, with plenty of space for your own questions, doubts, and discoveries.
Discover more
About the author
Shawn Armstrong is an ordained minister, historian, and author whose work ranges from battlefield fiction to political analysis, theology, and practical self-defense. He is the author of The Ramadi Trilogy, THE AMERICAN LEFT: From Liberalism to Despotism, The Blood-Stained Banner, Political History of Brazil: Colonialism to Democracy, The Magic of Long-Range Shooting: Zen or Science, Tactical Training with Firearms (and its Portuguese edition), and Reclaiming Our Ideals: The Importance of Foundational Principles in Today’s Society, among other titles.
Drawing on years of military experience, classroom teaching, and pastoral ministry, Armstrong writes for readers who care about first principles, truth, courage, responsibility, and faith, and want to understand how those principles play out in real history, real politics, and real spiritual life. He now divides his time between writing, teaching, and hosting his podcast Shawn Thinking Out Loud.
