Mere Christianity Study Guide consists of approx. 63 pages of summaries and analysis on Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis. Browse the literature study guide below:
C. S. Lewis lays the philosophical foundation of Book I in the first chapter: there exists a notion of right and wrong that is universal, the Law of Nature. All cultures everywhere agree that this Law of Nature exists, but differ on certain details. One example Lewis uses is marriage. Some cultures allow a single man to marry multiple women, but under the Law of Nature, no one man can have an unlimited number of women whom he desires. (read more)
