The Rival Conceptions Of God By C. S. Lewis

The Rival Conceptions of God by C.S. Lewis When you are a Christian you do not need to believe that every other religion is wrong completely. Though if you are an atheist you have to believe that the main point in every religion is completely wrong. Though Christians are free to think that all religions have some aspects of being true. It's like a math problem, there can only be one right answer but there are many answers that are closer than others. Even the dumbest religions have some aspect of being true. When you are an atheist you have to persuade yourself that most of the humans in the world have been wrong about the question that was the most important. When you are a Christian you are able to take a more liberal perspective. Though
Christians line up with the majority. The second division can be divided by the type of God they believe in. There is one idea that God is beyond good and evil. Since we are humans we call one thing good and another thing bad. Though some people call that a human aspect. They see that everything is good in one way and bad in another way. It all depends on the way that you look at it. You could call cancer bad because it kills people. Though you could also call the surgeon bad because he killed the cancer. Another way to look at it is that God is righteous and good. He loves love and hates hatred. He wants us to behave in one way and not it another. The belief that God is beyond good and evil is called Pantheism. They think that God animates the universe. The belief that God is good and righteous is what we believe in, Christian. We think that God made the universe. Everything is apart of God. We believe that God is separate from the world. God made every single thing in this world from his head. God wants us to put all the wrong things right again. It makes us think "If God made the world good then why has it gone wrong?" Atheists argument against God is that the universe seemed so cruel and unjust. Though they don't
It could be said that every desire goes together with some objective state of affairs. An example of this is hunger goes together with food and thirst goes together with drink. Everyone has a desire for a perfect and ultimate peace and ultimate happiness. There is not anything in this whole entire world that can make this desire come true. So it must go together with some supernatural reality that would make it it full. This is what everyone calls God. Atheists say that religion is a dumb wish making enterprise. So they want there to be happiness and justice, but that is not something that is real so they will not engage in a wish making fantasy and not say that there is a supernatural being called God like Christians do. They say that we have these fake fantasies about God because we want happiness and we want peace but there is not going to be and everlasting happiness or peace because the world can't give us that so we believe in a supernatural being. Atheists are telling Christians to "wake up" or "grow up" and to get out of the fake fantasies and to live our lives. They say that saying no to God is saying yes to man. Those views are coming down on massive cultures. So whenever they suggest that desire is just a project. When you have a desire to fly like a bird or something like that those are not natural desires. Those are temporary desires. Which means that they don't prove anything about their