THE DANGEROUS IDEA OF C.S. LEWIS

Should Charles Darwin's theory of evolution or C.S. Lewis's argument from reason be considered the more dangerous idea? Darwinism explains the existence of the world as the result of undirected physical and chemical processes. Lewis questions whether rational reasoning can be explained solely naturalistically. Victor Reppert develops this idea in his book, arguing that reason cannot be a by-product of a purposeless system. Discover a fascinating analysis of the argument that has sparked so much controversy and debate.

• In-depth analysis of C.S. Lewis's argument from reason
• Answers to criticism, including Elisabeth Anscombe's objections
• Current contribution to Christian apologetics
• Clear and engaging style, ideal for philosophy and theology enthusiasts
• Critical look at naturalism and its limitations
• In-depth analysis of C.S. Lewis's philosophy
• Intellectually stimulating reading for those seeking a deeper understanding

Victor Reppert, a professor of philosophy, presents a careful and skillful development of the argument from reason in his book "The Dangerous Idea of C.S. Lewis". According to the author, this argument is able to withstand the most serious philosophical attacks. Reppert shows that Lewis's philosophical instinct allows him to be placed among thinkers such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas.

This book is not only an academic treatise, but above all an intellectually stimulating read that will change the way you look at the world and faith. The author proves that rationality is not a by-product of blind chance, but points to an intelligent design. The publication is ideal for people seeking a deeper understanding of Christian apologetics and philosophy.

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Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Christian philosophy and discover why C.S. Lewis's argument from reason is so important to contemporary dialogue between faith and reason. Let this book be the starting point for your own reflection on faith and reason. The book has 156 pages, a format of 233x160 mm and was published in 2021 in paperback.