Mere Christianity for the Digital Age: Can Faith Survive the Internet? - Paperback
Mere Christianity for the Digital Age: Can Faith Survive the Internet? - Paperback
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by Tom Dallis (Author)
What if C. S. Lewis had faced hashtags, memes, and viral doubt?
In a world where soundbites pass for arguments and online outrage drowns out reason, Mere Christianity for the Digital Age calls believers back to clarity, courage, and conviction. Tom Dallis tackles the big questions-truth, morality, God's existence, and the resurrection-with the timeless wisdom of Lewis and the lived insight of someone immersed in digital culture.
This isn't just a book about defending Christianity. It's a call to embody it-online and offline-with grace, truth, and hope.
Foreword by Dr. Devin Brown, C. S. Lewis scholar and author of A Life Observed
Praise for Mere Christianity for the Digital Age
"Much-needed and masterfully reasoned... With the clarity of C. S. Lewis and the cultural awareness of a digital native, Dallis has written a tour de force of apologetics for the 21st century. Every Christian thinker and digital disciple needs to read this."
-Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston
"Wise, timely, and deeply encouraging."
-Dr. Carolyn Weber
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