Every Christian has to accept Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. How the acceptance comes about, is different for every believer. C. S. Lewis shares his viewpoints on how he embarked on his journey, from being a former atheist, to writing profoundly wisdom influencing books about Jesus Christ. We will discover the fundamentals of the Christian faith, division amongst God’s followers, worldview, alternatives for humanity, Christian beliefs, and God’s way of communicating Christ to us.
Followers of God can be divided into two separate categories. The first group of individuals is known as the Pantheism. They believe God is similar to the universe, which every natural being is of the universe, and are of God. In addition, they believe that there is no good or bad, only human perspective. Their thought process is the wiser one becomes, their perspective changes the way they view good and evil. The second group of individuals is the Christians, Jews, and Mohammedans. One of the major differences, between the two groups is that the Pantheism viewpoint about God is tied into the universe. Christians believe that God created the …show more content…
First is the Christian’s perspective. Christians understand that God’s original creation of the world was supposed to be pure, but unfortunately the world has been corrupted by a dark force. Secondly, there is Dualism. Dualism is the belief that two independent powers of which one is good and one is evil are fighting a war that will not end in victory for either side, because of their unwillingness to accept that one is right and the other is wrong. They both agree that the world is at war, but still have their differences. Christians believe that the dark force that was created by God was made good, but became evil. They do not believe that there are two independent forces, but that we are actually in the midst of the war and we are living among it (Lewis, 1980, p.
Followers of God can be divided into two separate categories. The first group of individuals is known as the Pantheism. They believe God is similar to the universe, which every natural being is of the universe, and are of God. In addition, they believe that there is no good or bad, only human perspective. Their thought process is the wiser one becomes, their perspective changes the way they view good and evil. The second group of individuals is the Christians, Jews, and Mohammedans. One of the major differences, between the two groups is that the Pantheism viewpoint about God is tied into the universe. Christians believe that God created the …show more content…
First is the Christian’s perspective. Christians understand that God’s original creation of the world was supposed to be pure, but unfortunately the world has been corrupted by a dark force. Secondly, there is Dualism. Dualism is the belief that two independent powers of which one is good and one is evil are fighting a war that will not end in victory for either side, because of their unwillingness to accept that one is right and the other is wrong. They both agree that the world is at war, but still have their differences. Christians believe that the dark force that was created by God was made good, but became evil. They do not believe that there are two independent forces, but that we are actually in the midst of the war and we are living among it (Lewis, 1980, p.