John Lennox writes Christian apologetics and popular philosophy about science, atheism, artificial intelligence and the rational basis of religious belief. God's Undertaker asks whether modern science undermines belief in God, engaging with cosmology, evolution and arguments associated with scientific naturalism. Gunning for God responds to prominent atheist writers, while 2084 turns to artificial intelligence, surveillance and what technological ambitions reveal about human hopes for control and transcendence. Lennox's style is clear, debate-oriented and aimed at general readers, drawing on mathematics and philosophy without becoming technically specialist. His books fit Christian apologetics, science and religion, and faith-and-technology discussions, particularly for readers interested in direct engagement with writers such as Richard Dawkins and Stephen Hawking. Read more Less
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