Early Life
Where was CS Lewis Born?
What is Belfast Ireland
What ordinary human behavior does Lewis start Book I with?
What are Arguments
The belief that God and the universe are the same thing, like a vague force.
What is Pantheism
Lewis desribes morality as a fleet of ships; this aspects focuses on how individuals behave internally
What is personal morality?
What are the two types of life?
What are Bios and Zoe
What did CS Lewis believe before Christianity?
What is Theism (Atheism half points)
Common phrases used in arguments that suggest a shared standard of behavior
What is "That’s not fair” or “You promised”
Lewis’s argument that Jesus must be either a liar, lunatic, or Lord
What is The Trilemma
This cardinal virtue involves self-control and moderation in desires
What is temperance?
What is God's plan with Man?
What is building a palace
What was his claim to fame?
What were the broadcasts on BBC Radio 1942-1944
This is Lewis’s idea that everyone has a sense of right and wrong
What is Moral Law (Law of Human Nature)
This idea explains that humans can’t fully fix themselves, so Jesus does it for them
What is The Perfect Penitent (Atonement)
Lewis argues that this "great sin" is the root of many other vices and is inherently competitive
What is pride?
The difference between making and begetting?
What is producing something of a different kind than yourself
Why did he leave Oxford?
What is being passed for professorship
Lewis says this view believes everything happens by chance
What is Materialist view
What is an analogy that shows we need a standard to recognize what is wrong?
Straight/Crooked Line or Light and Dark
According to Lewis, this lifelong institution, not just being "in love," is the proper context for sexual relationships
What is marriage?
How does God give us the divine life?
What is the good infection (Jesus Christ)
Who was J.R.R Tolkien
The belief that right and wrong depend on personal opinion or culture, not a universal standard
What is Relativism
Lewis describes the world as this type of territory, where God is the rightful king and humans must resist evil
Enemy-occupied territory
Christian love requires loving this group, even when they are difficult to care about
Who are your enemies?
How does God experience time?
What is the eternal present