God in the Dock: Essays on Theology and Ethics by C.S. Lewis

God in the Dock collects over forty of C.S. Lewis’s shorter pieces — essays, talks, and letters — on theology and ethics. The title comes from Lewis’s observation that modern people put God on trial, demanding that he justify himself, rather than recognizing that it is humans who stand in the dock before God. The pieces range widely: some tackle big apologetics questions, others are practical reflections on prayer, suffering, or Christian behavior, and a few engage directly with critics of Christianity. Together they showcase Lewis at his most varied and accessible — sharp, funny, compassionate, and never evasive. A must-have for any serious Lewis reader. Order from thebookdot.com with delivery across Pakistan.