C. S. Lewis is known for his apologetics works, such as Mere Christianity, Miracles, and The Problem of Pain.

However, it is noted that Lewis may not have viewed these direct defenses as the most effective approach to addressing skepticism. He recommended a different strategy, considering it "the first step" towards guiding people towards Christian faith. This approach could lead to a decrease in apologetics books and an increase in texts on unrelated topics.

Further details on Lewis's overlooked apologetics strategy are available, offering insight into his thoughts on effective defenders of Christian faith.