Lex Christianorum

U LTIMATELY FOR LEWIS THE CHOICE BEFORE MAN is one of two paths. Either he goes left and rejects the Tao and becomes inhuman, a thing, sub...

L EWIS FEARS, AND HIS FEARS ARE REASONABLE ENOUGH, that the "Conditioners"--those people in whom the power over human nature shall...

A NY POWER WRESTED BY MAN FROM NATURE MUST END UP under someone's control. After all, power, like nature, abhors a vacuum. If that powe...

T HE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION HAS USHERED IN WONDERS of scientific knowledge and technical prowess and the seeming unceasing "conquest...

N EITHER IN UTILITARIAN FACT NOR IN FELT INSTINCT will a system of moral values be found. To seek an ought from a consequential fact or fro...

P URE REASON WRESTED FROM ANY NOTION OF THE TAO , of the natural law, leads pretty much to a dead end in explaining moral oughtness , at le...

I N DEPARTING FROM THE WAY WHEN EDUCATING THE YOUNG and lapsing into the slough of relativism and subjectivism one is assuring the eventual ...

L IBERALISM AND RELATIVISM IN EDUCATION IS FATAL to the human spirit because it excludes reality from its auspices, and so is completely una...

I T IS NOT ONLY THE SUBJECTIVIZATION of reality that is insulted by the authors of The Green Book and which offends C. S. Lewis's tradi...