Preface--The Apologist--The Nature and Purpose of Apologetics--C.S. Lewis: The Man and the Author--The Apologetic Scene--The World as It Ought to Be--Our Radical New Era--The Areas of Change--Chronological Snobbery--Twentieth-Century Naturalism--The Abolition of Man--The Major Abolitionist: Modern Science--Natural Science--Psychology--Philosophy--The Present Stage of Abolition: Mass Conformity--Education--Government, Economics, and News Media--Society--The Post-Christian Era--An Appraisal of Lewis' World View--The Foundation of Apologetics--Epistemology: The Problem of Knowledge--The Orifgin and History of Language--Imagination: The Organ of Meaning--Mythology: Grasping the Nonconceptual--Metaphor: Supplying the Tools of Reason--Reason: The Organ of Truth--Faith and Knowledge--Hermeneutics: The Science of Biblical--Interpretation--General Principles--Transposition--Revelation--Inspiration--Biblical Criticism--Biblical Mythology and Metaphorical Language--Theology: The Formulation of Faith--The Doctrine of God--Time and Eternity--The Doctrine of the Trinity--The Person and Work of Christ--Man and Sin--Salvation--The Church and the Sacraments--The Christian Life--Eschatology--Devils and Angels--Hell--Heaven--Purgatory--The Resurrection of the Body--The Second Coming--Communication: The Mastery of a Difficult Art--The Apologetic Method--The Literary Forms of Apologetic--Mythologies--Childre's Stories--Allegory--Satire--Fantasy--Didactic Writings--Sermons and Essays--Autobiography--Devices and Techniques of Debate--The Attack--Not Strictly Logical--Nonlogical Factors in Unbelief--The Apologist and His Opponent--The Arena of Logic--The Defense--The Use of Reason--The Use of Imagination--The Gospel--An Evaluation--Notes--Bibliography.