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Title: You cannot fathom C.S. Lewis; he has no depth.
Review: I'm not a Neitsche fan, but I paraphrase him above since it certainly applies here. C.S. Lewis gives a prosaic overview of why he chose to be a Christian. In lieu of honest inquiry he proffers flowery postulates with barely a hint of evidence. This is not a bad book if you're looking for a plausible excuse to be religious; but if you're not afraid to take a closer look at Christianity, read something like Dan Barker's "Losing Faith in Faith". Or, for a closer look at religion in general, read Campbell's four-book series entitled "The Masks of God".
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