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What does Lewis mean by the term “Christianity-and-water”?

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What does Lewis mean by the term “Christianity-and-water”?

A religion in which God does not ask us to do or believe anything difficult

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What type of person must believe that most of the human race is completely wrong about the question that matters to them the most?

Atheist

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he belief that the world IS God is known as…

Pantheism

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Like reality, Christianity tends to be ______ and ______ when you carefully examine it.

Complicated and odd

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Why did God give his creations free will if they could use that freedom to do evil?

Because only free creatures are truly able to love

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What objection to Christianity does the famous “Lunatic, Liar, or Lord” trilemma answer?

Jesus was just a good moral teacher, not God”

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To what action is Lewis referring in this quotation from Book 2 Chapter 4? “We now need God's help in order to do something which God, in His own nature, never does at all.”

Repentance

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What is at the heart of all theories about how Christianity works?

That the death of Jesus puts us into a right relationship with God

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Many people do not want to believe things…

on the basis of authority

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Which 3 things does Lewis identify as the means by which the new life of Christ is passed on?

Baptism, belief, and communion

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What does Lewis believe is revealed by people arguing?

A common standard of right and wrong behavior

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What does Lewis note about the moral teachings of various ancient societies?

They are very similar in what they consider right and wrong

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What does Lewis say is implied by the idea that societies can make moral progress?

There must be a standard of morality

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There is no one _______ inside ourselves that we can always point to as being “good.”

instinct or impulse

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If we say the weather, or a tree, or a stone is “bad”…

…we are not making a moral judgment

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To say that someone has a “materialistic” or “naturalistic” worldview would imply that…

They don’t believe in anything they cannot touch or see

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Which of these questions is NOT one that science can answer?

Why is there a universe at all?

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What is one reason people might want believe in a “force” god, like star wars?

An impersonal force asks nothing from you

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What makes the God behind the moral law terrifying?

Our own inability to keep his moral law

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The moral law alone does not show that God is…

forgiving

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