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Lewis argues that there is an objective Moral Law, that this Moral Law must have a source, and that the source of the Moral Law could only be God.

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Lewis argues that there is an objective Moral Law, that this Moral Law must have a source, and that the source of the Moral Law could only be God.

Lewis argues that we have to assume that the source of the Moral Law is more like a mind than it is like anything else that we know -- because the only other thing we know is matter, and matter couldn't really command us about how to live.

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Lewis argues that there is an objective Moral Law, that this Moral Law must have a source, and that the source of the Moral Law could only be God.

Lewis argues that we have to assume that the source of the Moral Law is more like a mind than it is like anything else that we know -- because the only other thing we know is matter, and matter couldn't really command us about how to live.

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