C. S. Lewis and Mere Christianity: The Crisis that Created a Classic - By Paul McCusker
World War II England, and in particular, WWII London, was an intimidating place to be; itt seems that around 40,000 civilians in total were killed in England during the war. During this time, when many bombs were being dropped by Nazi Germany on the civilian population, the director and the assistant director of the BBC's Religious Broadcasting department, James Welch and Eric Fenn, were searching for someone to draw people to the religious programs they were broadcasting on the BBC's radio station which were apparently being passed by in deference to stations/programs that were entertaining. C. S. Lewis was the man they ended up recruiting. C. S. Lewis and Mere Christianity by Paul McCusker is the story of how C. S. Lewis' book, Mere Christianity came to be. It took a little bit for me to get used to the way the book was put together. The story is told, not by mere sequence of events, but also by 'flashbacks' to C. S. Lewis' history, and consta...