I was aware of this book in my childhood but never read it until now, because I'm working with two C. Book description at the Wayback Machine (archived 24 December 2007), originally from [CSLewisClassics. If they had had no notion of what we mean by right, then, though we might still have had to fight them, we could no more have blamed them for that than for the colour of their hair. He misrepresents the serious attempt to reconcile undeniable scientific fact with a belief that there is purpose and value to human life.

In the preface to later editions, Lewis described his desire to avoid contested theological doctrine by focusing on core beliefs of the Christian Faith. The other boys in the band were disturbed by his weird behaviour but he was still the golden goose for them.Although his voice is rather formal (read: evidently British), seekers will give him some latitude on this. He also again fails to explain why there are certain people who lack any sense of this “universal” Moral Law, like psychopaths. Lewis in a Time of War: The World War II Broadcasts That Riveted a Nation and Became the Classic Mere Christianity .

His story became popular, enhanced by the release of his autobiography in 1976, which was consequently declared the "Year of the Evangelicals" by the Newsweek magazine. Lewis spends the first section using rhetorical devices and logic to try to prove that religion is better than atheism. And what makes Lewis most credible is that Mere Christianity is not designed to make any reader comfortable, from agnostic to new age believer to hard core Christian. So, he set two false premises, there is something out there that made the universe and that he put the Moral Law inside our hearts.Derrick observed that the book's literary elements, such as its eloquence, were the aspect most frequently noted by contemporary publications. By breaking down and admitting our brokenness, we become whole by our acceptance of him who made all things.