The Restitution of Man: C. S. Lewis and the Case Against Scientism

USA - MAIN LIBRARY (1983)

PR 50 .A5

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94 pages

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Dewey 828/.91209

LC Classification PR6023.E926 .Z56 1983

LC Control No. 40467986

Subject

Christian Literature
Eerdmans Publ.
English - History And Criticism
Materialism In Literature
Metaphysics In Literature
Philosophy In Literature
Scientism In Literature
Theological Anthropology In Literature

Plot

An analysis of the philosophical writings of C.S. Lewis discusses his arguments against the philosophy of scientific materialism

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Owner	Grace School of Theology
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Notes

This engaging work examines the contribution that the writings of C S Lewis have made to the modern philosophical struggle between traditional Western metaphysics and materialistic scientism -- Focusing especially on Lewis's Abolition of Man, Michael Aeschliman shows why Lewis's profound yet clearly communicated apologetics for the Christian view of man is perhaps his most important and enduring legacy