Disappointments prompt early retirement.

One hundred fifty years before C. S. Lewis, William Wilberforce wrote the 'Mere Christianity' of his time.

A compelling memoir from the son of a priest and a former nun.

Marsden and Hart, Noll and Stout, and more.

Why we should think about the unthinkable.

George Barna wants commitment to the local congregation to sink lower than ever.

Quick reviews of new books.

A new book chronicles in detail the life of the dictator.

Books for the eye.

Despite recent rapprochement, evangelicals and Catholics remain far apart on key issues.

A charming bedside miscellany, a new novel by P. D. James, and much more.

Professor learns hard lessons in the school of prayer.

Some more keepers from 2005.

You won't understand the genius of C. S. Lewis's literary criticism, satire, science fiction, and theological essays until you spend time in Narnia.

Though sales are up in the U.K., no one thinks the exotic, rose-flavored candy will catch on in the U.S.

The real surprise in The Giant Surprise, a "brand new Narnia adventure story," isn't the byline.

Part one of our 2005 roundup.

Quick reviews of John Paul the Great, Only Human, The Doors of the Sea, and Talking the Walk.

C.S. Lewis's impact is about to reach new grounds, but for many of us, Lewis has shaped us from childhood to adulthood.