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Tag Archives: C.S. Lewis
Smartphones, addictions, joy, and pleasure
Here’s a clip from Academy of Ideas that’s making the case that smartphones are creating a population of addicts. That got me to thinking about the nature of addiction. But before I get to that, another point the clips makes … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom
Tagged addictions, C.S. Lewis, Christianity, joy, pleasure, Religion and Spirituality
11 Comments
When we’ve cut out our souls
Knowing facts does not necessarily mean that one knows truth. Truth can be found in beauty and art and even fiction, while lies can be forged from stainless steel facts. In my last post I referenced a study by Pew Research … Continue reading
Why subjectivism fails
We’ve been talking about whether the foundation of morals are objective or subjective. We theists appeal to an objective standard, an overarching conscience, if you will, that inherently guides all healthy human beings. Naturalist and Materialists believe that morals come … Continue reading
Where do you get your standard of morality?
I shared a clip last time from a really smart and well-educated scientist who was an atheist and became a Christian (Francis Collins). And part of the reason for his conversion came from the writings of another really smart and … Continue reading
Posted in Christian apologetics
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Christianity, Human nature, Moral law, morality, Religion and Spirituality, The Tragic Flaw
97 Comments
The sticky thing about right and wrong
One does not need to see the horrific scenes of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to be reminded that the world is not as it should be. It’s far more subtle. It’s ubiquitous yet unseen, tragic yet strangely expected…it’s so…self-reflective. … Continue reading
Posted in Christian apologetics
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Christianity, Ethics, Francis Collins, Moral law, Religion and Spirituality, Sin
93 Comments
How can we know God?
In The Naturalist’s Dilemma, I used a video of C.S. Lewis’s famous 1961 article, “Finding Shakespeare” to explain the problem we have with trying to find God in this world. In other words, how would Hamlet find Shakespeare since he … Continue reading
Posted in Christian apologetics, Theology
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Christianity, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Knowing God, Religion and Spirituality, Trinity
263 Comments
Wm. Paul Young, C.S. Lewis, and my own “Shack” encounter
This post isn’t meant to convince you to see the movie, The Shack. As I said last time, make up your own mind. I also believe you don’t have to agree with everything in the movie or book to derive benefit from it. But what I … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Freedom, Love, Quotes
Tagged C. Baxter Kruger, C.S. Lewis, Christianity, Inner healing, The Shack, transformation, William Paul Young
10 Comments
How can we know God?
How can we truly know God? As Dr. C. Baxter Kruger asks, how can we believe that we are in actual contact with God and not with an echo of our own souls? How are we going to escape our own darkness? … Continue reading
Posted in Quotes, Theology
Tagged C. Baxter Kruger, C.S. Lewis, Christianity, Intimacy with God, Sonshift
10 Comments
Does God hate you? Part two
We’re continuing to look at the troubling question, does God actually hate sinners? This is a popular view held by many in the body of Christ, and they use Scripture to assert this claim. But in part one we found ourselves in a … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Love, Theology
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Christianity, God hates sinners?
8 Comments
In My Father's House 