Question 1
7.15 pts
C.S. Lewis says the Moral Law differs from the other laws of nature, such as the Law of Gravitation
and the biological laws, in that the Moral Law _____. (Bk I, Mere Christianity)
is a law human beings are free to break, while the other laws of nature are simply facts about
the way things are.
is a figment of our imagination, whereas the Law of Gravitation is a matter of fact.
explains facts about natural human tendencies, including human sinfulness.
is about each person's individual moral code, whereas the other laws of nature apply to
everyone universally.