Mere Christianity, by C. S. Lewis

Explore the intriguing distinction between natural and moral laws, and how they suggest a higher standard beyond mere facts. Delve into the limits of science in uncovering life's true meaning, as it can only scratch the surface of existence. Discover the intrinsic moral law within human nature, hinting at a guiding force beyond our understanding. Finally, consider the contrasting views of materialism and religious beliefs about life's origins, raising questions about purposeful evolution and moral accountability.

Delve into the paradox of human behavior and moral law. Discover how we are intrinsically aware of the concepts of fairness and decency, yet often fail to act accordingly. Explore the idea that moral principles exist independently of society's influence. Join the discussion on the inherent struggle between knowledge of right and wrong and the inconsistency in our actions. It’s a fascinating look at the reality of the moral law that shapes our lives.

The exploration of moral law unveils fascinating objections and distinctions between instinct and true moral standards. It argues for an objective moral framework that transcends cultural differences, despite the variety of beliefs. The discussion likens morality to a complex musical score, guiding impulses toward the greater good. Historical examples illustrate that changes in societal norms often stem from knowledge rather than a moral evolution, challenging us to rethink our understanding of right and wrong.

Explore the intriguing concept of the Law of Human Nature and its distinction from physical laws like gravity. Discover how this law reveals a universal morality that spans cultures, and delve into the paradox of human self-awareness in relation to ethical behavior. The discussion highlights our innate understanding of right and wrong while also confronting the tendency to rationalize our own shortcomings.

A personal message to my children, to whom I dedicate this podcast