The Abolition of Man: C.S. Lewis’ Response to Postmodernism

"Essential moral progress, only the difference in innovation", remark by C.S. Lewis' essay, Man (Lewis 46). Christianity as an advocate of steering atheists, Lewis weaves all aspects of a passionate counter-argument that claims to improve his writings, but also his children's novels. Lewis was busy transferring his theological thought and vivid imagination to paper, but the world suffered from serious damage caused by World War II.

The abolition of men, the abolition of men, the publication of books in 1943, especially related to the formation of English to teach school VAMP, CS Lewis, educational 1 and moral values, and educational reflections originally mysterious In February 1943, as part of Durham, a memorial lecture, three lectures were presented at the university. Many people think this is the most important book for Lewis. He thinks that both family education and school education need to be carried out within moral law and objective values.

The abolition of humans is C. According to S. Lewis subtitle, written in 1943 "To form special reference to English education of thought at school." C. Lewis was born in 1898 and died in 1963 (with Robert F. Kennedy Same day). He is a novelist and nonfiction writer and the most popular nonfiction is the "Narnia national story". Lewis told him that Plato and Aristotle agreed with philosophy, that they are a classic, "Classical apocalyptic world." Lewis is also a friend of JRR Turkien. The abolition of humanity ranked 7th among the 200 great works of the 20th century. In "abolition", Lewis wrote two opposing opinions: "Green Book World" and "Lord of the World".

Abolishment is defined as "an act of officially ending or blocking something". Therefore, the abolition of mankind will become an official end of what we know, act of stopping humanity. This is a dangerous and dangerous behavior that C. S. Lewis is opposing in the book "abolition of mankind". This is not a conservative exposure nor an extraordinary work to save humanity. This is a logical part of the foundation of ethics and its source. C. Lewis believes that only viable moral code can survive and is universal and essentially moral. This is the way. Exploring other methods is to try to eliminate humanity and abolish humanity

At the end of "abolition of mankind", C. S. Lewis shows how the main religion absolutely agrees with a specific ethic. In today's cultural warfare Christians found that they frequently stand up with Jewish, Muslim and Hindu believers. Christian missionaries seem to suggest "moral" and other philosophical indicators. But when we ask: While the Christian says, the other system "to find God" said, "Because God found you" Christian gospel, we are moral life Because we are not to acquire to save, we "Why should we be moral?" It has been saved. We are only saved by grace, but this kind of grace necessarily happens in moral life.