Forgiveness | C. S. Lewis
Deep Dive into Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis - ForgivenessC.S. Lewis describes forgiveness as perhaps the most unpopular Christian virtue, particularly the requirement to love one’s enemies. This duty is often met with anger, especially during times of war or extreme suffering, such as the atrocities committed by the Gestapo. However, Lewis notes Christianity offers no alternative: to receive forgiveness, one must forgive others. He suggests starting with small, everyday offenses rather than extreme cases to build this habit.Lewis clarifies loving your neighbor does not mean feeling fond…
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