I don't think it was very sophisticated, but I did like it.
"then I'd think he'd have to then answer how he can be certain that this "storage" of the Moral Law could only have been done by God."
I think he is a bit confused here. Lewis argues that if our concience is intelligible and points to real moral truths, then God would explain it. Whether he uses evolution or not to place those morals in us is immaterial.
What do you mean by "critical?" I think it teeters toward laughable =P
ReplyDeleteI agree. There are much better critiques of Lewis.
ReplyDeleteNot really. Just more wordy.
ReplyDeleteI don't think it was very sophisticated, but I did like it.
ReplyDelete"then I'd think he'd have to then answer how he can be certain that this "storage" of the Moral Law could only have been done by God."
I think he is a bit confused here. Lewis argues that if our concience is intelligible and points to real moral truths, then God would explain it. Whether he uses evolution or not to place those morals in us is immaterial.
Tut! tut! NormaJean!
ReplyDeleteHoo Haa, *lli* to the *on* !
ReplyDeletepsst: there's only one "l"
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