CS Lewis Apologetics Quiz

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What is Lewis trying to provide?

Explanation

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What is the difference between an explanation and an argument?

the starting place

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What is Lewis’s tone?

friendly conversationalist (has an attractiveness)

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What are the four core themes?

language, reason, human longing, human imagination

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What was Lewis’s thoughts on language?

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How does Lewis justify his approach (focusing on what is generally held by all Christians and not individual denominations)?

  1. He is not an expert theologian

  2. There are already enough books focused on denominational issues

  3. Disputed points don’t bring non-Christians to Christ

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What does Lewis combine?

argument and depiction

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What was Lewis’s apologetic method?

Logic, experience, and imagination

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What is Apologetics?

a principal attempt to defend and commend the Christian faith

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What is deductive reasoning?

drawing conclusions from logic; has true premises and conclusions, and uses sound logic

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What is inductive reasoning?

making generalizations drawn from observation, can be false conclusion even if all observations are true

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What is the fundamental theme in Mere Christianity?

the Christian faith makes more sense of things than its religious or secular alternatives

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To Lewis “Christian faith makes sense of what we ______ and _______.”

observe, experience

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Lewis believed reason was the organ of _____ but imagination was the organ of ________

truth, meaning

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Why is Lewis’s appeal broad?

He weaves together Modern and Postmodernism, Rational defense and imaginative exploration, Argument and Narrative, Those who privilege rationality and who long for imaginative stimulation