S1E23 – MC B3C10 – “Hope”
Last week we looked at “charity”, and today we look at another of the theological virtues, hope. Out of this entire book, this is probably David’s favourite chapter…
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S1E21 – MC B3C8 – “The Great Sin”
Today we come to the deadliest of the Seven Deadly Sins, pride, as well as its counterpart, my favourite virtue, humility.
S1E20 – MC B3C7 – “Forgiveness”
Lewis had previously said that he thought chastity was the most unpopular thing in Christianity. In today’s episode, he changes his mind, suggesting that it is, in fact, forgiveness.
Everything wrong with Narnia
A cheeky video from Cinema sins…
PWJ: S1E19 – MC B3C6 – “Christian Marriage” (Part Two)
This week Matt and David conclude the chapter in “Mere Christianity” on the subject of Christian marriage.
S1E18 – MC B3C6 – “Christian Marriage” (Part One)
Following on from last week’s episode on the virtue of chastity, today we look at the Christian teaching on marriage with C.S. Lewis. Matt and I got rather carried away on this chapter, recording far more material than normal, so this chapter will be divided into two parts.
S1E17 – MC B3C5 – “Sexual Morality”
What is the virtue of chastity? Is it unhealthy, impossible or repressive? In today’s episode, Matt and I look at what C.S. Lewis had to say about this, the most unpopular of the virtues…
S1E16 – MC B3C4 – “Morality and Psychoanalysis”
Is Psychoanalysis in competition with Christianity? Or are they, in fact, complementary? In today’s episode Matt and I will be unpacking what C.S. Lewis has to say about where psychoanalysis fits in with Christian morality and along the way we’ll learn some important lessons about not judging other people…
S1E15 – MC B3C3 – “Social Morality”
In today’s episode, Jack asks what a truly Christian society would look like. He’s going to say some things to upset people on the Right and people on the Left…
S1E14 – MC B3C2 – “The Cardinal Virtues”
In today’s episode, we revisit some of the material covered in the previous chapter. In this episode, C.S. Lewis re-examines the question of morality through the classical lens of the four Cardinal Virtues: Prudence, Temperance, Justice, and Fortitude.