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Justice Implies God
- C.S. Lewis argues that the concept of a universe being unjust implies a standard of justice.
- This standard, he suggests, necessitates the existence of God, as without God, justice becomes subjective human invention.
War and Belief
- C.S. Lewis' experience in WWI led him to question his atheism.
- He realized blaming a non-existent God for war was contradictory, prompting his exploration of belief.
A Good World Gone Wrong
- C.S. Lewis views the world as inherently good, but corrupted by something gone wrong.
- This "wrongness" necessitates redemption and restoration, a core theme in Christian theology.