An Introduction to C. S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity - A Macat Theology Analysis

There is a universal moral law governing human nature, telling us what humans ought to do. This moral law cannot be proved scientifically, but it is a sign that something exists beyond the material world. And that something is God. Watch Macat’s short video for a great introduction to C. S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity, one of the most important theological books ever written.

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[michelledu]

Thank you for sharing the one of my favorite books of CS Louis. I’d like you would review the wisdom pyramid if you have a chance, thank you!

[williamjayaraj]

Thanks for the short message by C.S. Lewis video.

[khaimgulkovich]

The structure of a vehicle is well known. Therefore, there are standards for its operation and maintenance. And the structure of a human has yet to be discovered.

[giantenemycrabX]

not much moral by AYNONE's standards from the gOD described in the lieble.