Mere Christianity-B3:Ch3-7

Fill in the Blank: Lewis again makes the point that all humans fundamentally understand __________________________.

The weight of sin has nothing to do with the number of people affected & everything to do with the sinner’s inner state.

The revolutionary thing about Christ wasn’t that he introduced a new morality, but just __________

What does Lewis discuss despite never participating in?

"A promise must be about things that I can do."

I like bacon more than chocolate.

Another key point about Christ’s teachings: there is no _______________ for how to build a Christian society.

_____________ does not conflict with Christian morality, it is much less powerful as a tool for producing good people.

What is wrong with the idea that the only reason to get married, or to stay married, is being in love.

Lewis advocates for the separation of church and state.

Lewis argues that the existence of an unconscious mind does change the doctrine of free will.

Learning about Christianity doesn’t teach us how to ____ or ___; Christ’s teachings are rather designed to ______.

Mere Christianity is a compilation of broadcasts by C.S. Lewis to the Nazi Air Force during World War 2.

What has Lewis established in Book 1, the first 5 chapters of Mere Christianity?

People have used the Bible to justify theocratic forms of government, Lewis believes the Bible says nothing of the kind

Originally, Mere Christianity was created as:

What did Lewis compare the union of marriage between man and woman to?

Effectively, Lewis is saying that when God judges, he only looks to our _____.

Morality is both external and internal.

Most often, I think, the couple (or one of them) hoped to deceive _______