The Three Parts of Morality | C. S. Lewis
Deep Dive into Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis - The Three Parts of MoralityC.S. Lewis challenges the common view of morality as a restrictive force meant to stop enjoyment. Instead, he describes moral rules as directions for the human machine, essential for preventing internal and external breakdowns. He argues that moral perfection is not a private "ideal" or a matter of personal taste, but a necessary standard prescribed by human nature, much like the rules of arithmetic or driving.Lewis identifies three distinct parts of morality. The first concerns fair play and harmony between…
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