C.S. Lewis
C.S. Lewis breaks down the core beliefs of the Christian faith using simple logic and relatable analogies. He begins with the Law of Human Nature and builds toward human behavior, divine claims, and spiritual transformation.
Humanity shares a universal moral code, the Law of Human Nature, but consistently fails to follow it, pointing to a higher power that demands good behavior.
You cannot simply call Jesus a great moral teacher, because his divine claims mean he is either insane, lying, or truly God.
Christian morality focuses on harmony between people, internal harmony within each individual, and living in alignment with our true eternal purpose.