Pints with Jack: The C.S. Lewis Podcast

C.S. Lewis dives into the concept of a Moral Law that suggests the existence of God. The hosts explore how arguments reveal shared moral standards and discuss the universality of morality across cultures. They use World War II as a case study to illustrate the importance of recognizing moral law. Comparing moral truth to arithmetic, they emphasize that despite knowing the law, humans often fail to follow it. The conversation highlights the significance of observing moral reactions and the complexities of compassion and judgment.

Dive into the intriguing world of C.S. Lewis as hosts reflect on the origins of 'Mere Christianity', highlighting its purpose beyond denominational divides. They tackle Lewis's omissions concerning Mary and contraception, delving into personal insights and historical contexts. The discussion challenges the meaning of 'Christian', emphasizing the importance of inner disposition over labels. With a clever metaphor of a hallway, Lewis invites seekers to explore faith with kindness, advocating for a truth-centered approach to choosing a denomination.

Matt and David begin discussing the Preface of Mere Christianity.

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