to the white Americans. One of the most powerful leaders and speakers of modern history, who has spoken the quoted words in a famous speech which marked one of the key turning points for African Americans, is Martin Luther King, Jr. This
World War II. Therefore, Lewis tailors his message to the layman. He strives to present Christanity more approachably and understandably. Toward that goal, he speaks conversationally, retaining all the “contractions and colloquialisms” of ordinary speech. He adorns his writing with brilliant and diverse imagery. In hindsight, he succeeds beyond his wildest imagination. Even so, counterapologists dispute his polemics. In opening Mere Christianity, Lewis realizes that he must first establish the