Tag: CS Lewis
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In 2025 Donald Williams, Professor Emeritus of Toccoa Falls College, brilliantly explored CS Lewis’ view on Hell here. “He mounted a brilliant and often insightful defense of traditional, supernatural Christianity that fully justifies his continuing popularity among the faithful. . . . Because Lewis was a popular and influential defender…
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CS Lewis believed that the doctrine of Hell displays not merely the justice of God, but His grace as well. In Hell, God makes room for those who want nothing to do with God. People in Hell have no desire for fellowship with God. Lewis wrote, “I willingly believe that…
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Is it possible that evil actually presents a powerful argument for the very existence of God? Can the existence of evil be used, in the words of Anselm, “to shatter the rigid resistance of unbelievers?” Philosopher Gregory Ganssle acknowledges that evil seems to supply evidence against the existence of God,…
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+ Abductive Argument, Anselm, Athenagoras, christianity, Christus Victor, CS Lewis, Dualism, Evidential Problem of Evil, Evil, Existential Problem of Evil, god, Good, Gustav Aulen, Logical Problem of Evil, Materialism, natural law, Naturalism, Skeptical Theism, Theodicy, worldview+
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Christian Apologetics 