Redeeming the Faith: Three Writers Rework Christianity

Redemption of Faith: Three writers have rewritten Christianity as "mother, why should I go to church?" Accordingly, some people choose to completely reject faith. Some people stand up from their criticisms and accept it as their own tradition. However, a few awkward children have written mature classical novels, discover humanitarian movements, or are ahead of the theology of the 1st century.

Christian beliefs and scholarships may match many things, but three things seem obvious. First, Christian faith will provide a rich intellectual heritage covering Christian's ideas over the 20th century. Therefore Christian scholars may ask how various aspects of their property enrich his or her scholarship. Many Pepperdine teachers, such as Sever University, Law School, Graduate Business School, Graduate School of Educational Psychology, Public Policy Institute, etc. pose these problems and try to establish these relationships. Therefore, this Center aims to support many Pepperdale teachers who are already worried about such problems. At the same time, the center proposed a vision for Christian scholarship that other teachers would find emotions and be even more eye-catching.

In classical Christian classics, C. S. Lewis, the most important writer of the 20th century, explored the common foundation of all Christian faiths. In the radio lecture of Lewis lecture during World War II, he is inspired by his three books, "Christianity, Christian behavior, and transcendental character". They heard this strong apology for Christian faith. Clive Staples Lewis (1898 - 1963) is one of the knowledge giants of the 20th century and can be said to be one of the most influential writers of his era. He was a researcher and leader of English literature at Oxford University until 1954, who was unanimously elected to the presidents of the medieval and Renaissance literature at Cambridge University, but this position continued until retirement.