When The Eye Cannot See
By DONALD DeMARCO C. S. Lewis, in Mere Christianity, affirms that “good people know about both good and evil: bad people do not know about either.” This is a bold statement. In today’s world it would be dismissed not only as politically incorrect, but as both judgmental as well as offensive. Nonetheless, it is a matter of common sense. Good people know what good is. Therefore, since evil is a privation of good, they also know something about evil. But bad men, because they do not know what good is, cannot know what evil is. When we are awake, we know both what being awake is as well as what being asleep is. But while we are asleep, we know…Continue Reading