C.S. Lewis and the Search for Rational Religion

A book that sets out to address one single individual's corpus will usually be very limited in scope, but the breadth of Lewis and the scope of his following make this work important and timely. It might seem unfair to critique a man who is dead and can't answer the critique, but there are plenty of disciples of Lewis who will take up the challenge. The author does a reasonably good job of dissecting Lewis's apologetics for Christianity, and demonstrating that they are unable to withstand close analysis.