Morality is often misunderstood as a system of restrictions meant to suppress enjoyment. In truth, moral law exists to guide the proper operation of human life, much like the rules governing the use...
The discussion begins by explaining that morality can also be understood through the framework of seven virtues—four Cardinal and three Theological. The Cardinal virtues, recognized by all civilized...
Christian morality between individuals begins with Christ’s reaffirmation of the Golden Rule—“Do as you would be done by.” This principle is not a new moral code but a timeless truth that humanity...
The foundation of a Christian society lies in the transformation of individual Christians. Social reform and personal moral development must proceed simultaneously: one must explore how the principle...
Christian chastity is a virtue distinct from social propriety. While social norms of modesty vary across cultures and time periods, chastity is a universal moral standard for Christians. Violating...
C.S. Lewis explores the Christian understanding of marriage as a sacred, lifelong union grounded in love, commitment, and divine grace rather than fleeting emotion. He draws a clear distinction...
C.S. Lewis discusses the Christian understanding of chastity, distinguishing it from social modesty or cultural decency. He argues that chastity is not merely about conforming to societal norms but...
The text explores the central focus of Christian morality: Pride and its opposite, Humility. Unlike other vices such as anger, greed, or unchastity, Pride is universal, often unnoticed in oneself,...
The text discusses the concept of Charity as one of the three Theological virtues in Christianity, alongside Faith and Hope. It clarifies that while 'Charity' today often refers to giving alms or...
The text explores the concept of Hope as one of the Theological virtues in Christianity, emphasizing its importance beyond mere escapism or wishful thinking. It argues that focusing on eternal life...
The text explores Christian faith at both a basic belief level and a deeper virtue-based understanding. Initially, faith is described simply as believing in the doctrines of Christianity—a...
The chapter explores the concept of Faith in Christianity from a perspective that emphasizes internal transformation rather than mere external actions or efforts. The author posits that understanding...
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