The Abolition of Man by C.S. Lewis

C. Lewis abolishes the abolition of human beings by humans and may be the best defense measure of natural law published in the 20th century. Glory of Christianity - Although it is not original, it clearly expresses the knowledge of the subject, so skillful tradition of natural law is included in all of Greco Roman and Judea, so this book is a great idea is. Interestingly, Lewis defense of objective morality is not due to the ideas of huge Western ideas (Plato, Aristotle, Augustine and Aquinas), but also draws on the wisdom of the East, including Confucius, which also includes .

The abolition of humans was written by C. S. Lewis in 1943. The subtitle is "think about education, especially upper English teaching." C. Lewis was born in 1898 and died in 1963 (the same day as Robert F. Kennedy). 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".

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.