But when the older thinkers called the Law of Right and Wrong ‘the Law of Nature’ they really meant the law of human nature (Lewis, 2001, p. Nowadays, when we talk of the ‘laws of nature’ we usually mean things like gravitation, or heredity, or the laws of chemistry. Nevertheless, a witty sequence of facts and details composed in the book helps Lewis to make people listen to his evaluation of such right or wrong nature of everything surrounding a man in his environment: People seem to lose a proper estimation of what is right or wrong in this world due to fast rhythm of life. On the other hand, this theme becomes less popular in the society due to a total decline in moral aspects of life. Looking at the difficulties of today’s interpersonal communication skills which are used in masses one may obviously claim that the religious themes are rather omitted in order not to touch upon somebody’s feeling of self-esteem. In this case it is seen that the standards of Christianity are considered to be prior in the book. This flow of thought is illuminated in constant addressing of Lewis toward the simple life episodes. DiscussionĪ versatile and plain narration of the author promotes a clear understanding of what the author wants a reader to point out.

The peculiarities of tactic use of “voice”, “tone”, or “persona” by Lewis throughout the book are those grounds on which the possibility to tell non-Christian people about Christianity becomes more compatible and effective with positive feedbacks of a supposed audience, as a result. In this respect this paper is dedicated to make glimpses on how the author of Mere Christianity proves the idea of “Higher Power” and “Moral Law” in the context of contemporary diversification of views along with the phenomenon of multiculturalism and pluralism of opinions. On the other hand, if people will talk and explain phenomena of the reality in different languages, then there definitely appear conflict situations. One cannot understand such truth without being involved voluntarily in the investigation of those who spent years for this. It is vital for everyone to become familiar with the idea of spiritual and moral factors in human beings.

In fact, the book is intended to describe the understanding of the author of what is called the universe and place of good evil sides in it. S Lewis ‘Mere Christianity’ is a great manifestation of how the religious aspects in understanding life should be correlated with appropriate situations under various circumstances.

Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis