C. S. Lewis' moral argument for the existence of God

Montgomery, AL: E-BookTime, LLC (2005)
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This book focuses on thinking about moral argument for the existence of God in modern philosophy, discussing the theories, the difficulties and the development of the views, which could be found in theistic proofs, especially of C. S. Lewis. As a result, the case for or against Christian faith should be evaluated in terms of the total system.

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