Jerry Root is Assistant Professor of Evangelism and Associate Director of the Institute for Strategic Evangelism, Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois. He is also visiting Professor at Biola University and at Talbot Graduate School of Theology, La Mirada, California.

Let me not fail to stress the strengths of Root's book, among which is the comprehensive knowledge displayed, not merely of the work of Lewis himself, but also of the secondary literature that has flourished around that work. [...] help us to look at the various symbols, stories, and arguments presented in Lewis's body of work and also to step into the beam of that work and look along it, gaining and understanding of Lewis's fertile spiritual vision from the inside.

• AcknowledgementsPreface1. Objectivity and Evil2. The Problem of Pain3. Lewis's Literary Criticism and a Problem of Evil4. The Rhetorical Aim of Lewis's Fiction in Light of a Problem of Evil5. Literary Analysis6. ConclusionsPermissionsBibliographyIndex

Jerry Root is Assistant Professor of Evangelism and Associate Director of the Institute for Strategic Evangelism, Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois. He is also visiting Professor at Biola University and at Talbot Graduate School of Theology, La Mirada, California.

Let me not fail to stress the strengths of Root's book, among which is the comprehensive knowledge displayed, not merely of the work of Lewis himself, but also of the secondary literature that has flourished around that work. [...] help us to look at the various symbols, stories, and arguments presented in Lewis's body of work and also to step into the beam of that work and look along it, gaining and understanding of Lewis's fertile spiritual vision from the inside.

• AcknowledgementsPreface1. Objectivity and Evil2. The Problem of Pain3. Lewis's Literary Criticism and a Problem of Evil4. The Rhetorical Aim of Lewis's Fiction in Light of a Problem of Evil5. Literary Analysis6. ConclusionsPermissionsBibliographyIndex