Philosophy
Miracles - C. S. Lewis
by C.S. Lewis · 1984
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Miracles - C. S. Lewis
10 Takeaways: 1) Miracles Require a Philosophical Foundation
Key Insight 1: Miracles Require a Philosophical Foundation
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Key Insight 2: Naturalism is Self-Refuting
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Key Insight 3: Reason and Morality Point to Supernature
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Key Insight 4: Miracles Don't Break Natural Laws
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Key Insight 5: The Propriety of Miracles
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Key Insight 6: Critique of Popular Objections to Miracles
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Key Insight 7: The Concrete God vs. Abstract "Religion"
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Key Insight 8: The Incarnation: The Grand Miracle
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Key Insight 9: Miracles as Foreshadowings of New Creation
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Key Insight 10: The Resurrection: A New Mode of Being
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