The Reality of the Law | C. S. Lewis
Deep Dive into Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis - The Reality of the LawThe author begins by identifying two notable characteristics of the human race: the widespread recognition of a standard of behavior, often called fair play, decency, or the Law of Nature, and the universal failure of people to consistently practice it. This quest is aimed at finding truth regarding this dual observation, not assigning blame for human imperfection.A key point of distinction is drawn between humanity and the rest of the physical universe, such as stones or trees. When discussing inanimate objects, physical…
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