The Everlasting Man

Focusing on humanity's spiritual journey, this Christian apologetics work counters H. G. Wells' historical views by emphasizing the unique nature of humans and the extraordinary role of Jesus Christ. Divided into two parts, it explores the distinctions between humans and other creatures, and presents Christianity as more than a mere religion, highlighting its miraculous aspects. Praised by C. S. Lewis for its compelling arguments, this influential text has significantly shaped Christian theology and apologetics, addressing modern skepticism about faith and civilization.