What Was C.S. Lewis’s Argument from Reason?
What Was Lewis’s argument from reason? Watch Victor Reppert, Angus Menuge, and Jay Richards explain in this new clip on YouTube.
What Was Lewis’s argument from reason? Watch Victor Reppert, Angus Menuge, and Jay Richards explain in this new clip on YouTube.
Watch several scholars explain who C.S. Lewis was and why he is significant in this new YouTube clip.
“Mere Christianity” was the term C. S. Lewis employed to describe essential Christianity—those core Christian beliefs held through the ages by Catholics and Protestants alike. What most people don’t realize is that Lewis adapted this term from an author who wrote more than three hundred years ago. The author’s name was Richard Baxter, and his writings on the “essentials” of Christianity provide a useful background to the views articulated by Lewis. A Protestant clergyman in England, Baxter lived from 1615 to 1691. Though all but forgotten today, Baxter was a popular and prolific author in his own day and for many decades following his death. He wrote more than 160 separate works—nearly 200, by some estimates. One Anglican Bishop said Read More ›