The Question of God: C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud Debate God, Love, Sex and the Meaning of Life

2002, Dr. Armand Nicholi, Jr. summarized the two great ideas of the 20th century and discussed the answers to the problems of life "If so, how should we respond to his existence?" Nicole was the first to be CS Lewis and Sigmund Freud. Juxtaposed scholars try to reconstruct the reality of the conflict between them. He checked their sentences, letters, lectures and tried to accurately represent the two in this discussion.

"Do you rely on yourself tomorrow?" This is a simple yes or no question, but the answer depends greatly on your beliefs, morals, and the world view. Sigmund Freud and C. Lewis were two great thinkers of the twentieth century and they attended Freud's last meeting. Sigmund Freud was born in 1856 to the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. Either supporters or non-supporters, everyone agrees that Freud is one of the most influential scientists in the 20th century. - If you temporarily accept Freud's theory while analyzing the Edps tyrant and the subsequent drama, he pursues the power as madly as he is going to kill, so we are the incest descendants of incest He will find himself in his father will not do anything about this. It was Freud that misunderstood the nature of the script that audiences wanted to discover. If Edpsus understands his behavior through the story, there will be no story.

At the end of his life, Sigmund Freud insisted himself what he called "Future of Fantasy". The illusion he mentioned is the existence of a supernatural and superhuman belief in existence, the authority of knowledge and morality: a belief in God. The question of Freud's argument is not whether God exists or not, whether human beings can survive without God's illusory, or rather spiritually, psychologically, culturally, morally Whether it is better or not. The situation is good. Freud talked his doubt in the strongest voice (through another self-expression of the material he debated), but in the end Freud's reason (or reasonable belief) "victory" was a human being: It may be better or not, but it must not have the illusion of God.