The Necessity of Objective Values: C.S. Lewis’s Critique of Subjectivism in “The Poison of Subjectivism”

Discuss C.S. Lewis’s critique of subjectivism in “The Poison of Subjectivism” and evaluate his argument for the necessity of returning to belief in objective values. In your response, consider the implications of subjectivism on moral reasoning and societal values, as well as the challenges posed by objections to objective values. Provide examples and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of Lewis’s position.
How does C.S. Lewis define subjectivism in “The Poison of Subjectivism”? What are the key aspects of subjectivism that he critiques?What are the implications of subjectivism on practical reason and moral judgment, according to Lewis? How does subjectivism influence societal values and moral standards?Evaluate Lewis’s argument for the necessity of believing in objective values. What role does the concept of the Law of Nature play in his argument?Consider objections to objective values from both secular and Christian perspectives. How does Lewis respond to these objections, and how effective are his responses?Provide examples from the text or real-life scenarios to support your analysis of Lewis’s argument. What are the strengths and weaknesses of his position?Reflect on the relevance of Lewis’s arguments in contemporary society. Do you agree or disagree with his perspective on the importance of objective values? Why or why not?
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