Social Morality | C. S. Lewis
Deep Dive into Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis - Social MoralityC.S. Lewis explores social morality by emphasizing that Christianity does not introduce a brand-new moral code. Instead, it reaffirms the Golden Rule—the "old simple principles" that humans often try to evade. He argues that Christianity lacks a specific, universal political program because it is designed to guide all people across all eras. Rather than replacing human sciences, it acts as a director, providing the life and purpose for secular fields like economics or statesmanship.Lewis clarifies the Church's role, noting that…
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