Mere Christianity E2 - Some Objections
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In this episode of Leading Inward, the three hosts discuss the intricacies of C.S. Lewis' Mere Christianity, focusing on the concept of moral law versus herd instinct. They begin with an icebreaker to share personal interests and career goals, followed by a deep dive into Lewis' arguments on moral impulses and instincts. Key topics include the influence of upbringing on impulse, the role of moral law, cultural impacts on morality, and the distinction between feeling and knowing when it comes to ethics. The hosts also share relevant Bible verses and challenge listeners to seek truth and align with Christ's moral framework.
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Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Ice Breaker (00:00:25)
3. Defining Impulse (00:03:20)
4. Herd Instinct Versus Moral Law (00:06:46)
5. Why Are We Convicted Towards The Lesser Impulse? (00:12:25)
6. How is Moral Law Like Sheet Music? (00:14:31)
7. Why Should We Never Align With Only One Impulse? (00:19:17)
8. Moral Law Versus Decent Behavior (00:24:34)
9. Feeling Versus Knowing (00:31:52)
10. Verses (00:36:43)
11. Outro (00:39:09)
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