C.S. Lewis and the Inherent Moral Law

Post-conversion, Lewis realized some things that he thought mattered a lot didn't. And therefore he didn't need to strive to achieve them. So Christianity was liberating. He did not need to strive for success but his actually success wasn't really important anymore. It was about calling rather than success. The Christian life is not something you live on your own unaided. You are helped to live this art.