Faith | C. S. Lewis
Deep Dive into Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis - FaithC.S. Lewis discusses Faith in two distinct senses. In the first sense, Faith is defined simply as belief, or accepting Christian doctrines as true. Lewis initially struggled to see how belief could be a moral virtue, assuming that a sane person simply accepts or rejects evidence based on logic. However, he argues that the human mind is not perfectly ruled by reason; emotions and imagination often revolt against what reason has already accepted as true. Using examples like a patient fearing anaesthetics despite knowing they are safe, Lewis…
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