The Miracle of Existing: How Can a Tiny Acorn Contain a Huge Oaktree?

Heavenomics - To Die Is Gain

What if the entire universe is not just a collection of random occurrences but a grand miracle that challenges our understanding of natural laws and what we deem miraculous? Join us as we venture into the profound mind of C.S. Lewis, exploring his fascinating ideas on miracles, nature, and the divine. We navigate through his thought-provoking analogies, like a child's simplistic view of poison and the profound symbolism of a hazelnut, which invite us to question the limitations of our perception. Discover Lewis's insights into the incarnation of God in Jesus Christ, an event that unveils a deeper order within nature and the divine. As we explore his views on trained emotions and prayer, Lewis encourages us to embrace the mysteries of faith, viewing the universe as an everyday miracle brimming with transformative perspectives on life, the divine, and the ultimate meaning behind creation and suffering.
We also unpack Lewis's enduring warning in "The Abolition of Man" against forces that threaten faith and objective truth. With a tapestry woven from philosophy, theology, and mythology, Lewis emphasizes the essential role of love, compassion, and justice in actively engaging with the world. His ideas highlight the significance of doubt and struggle in shaping our understanding of ourselves and our faith. By reflecting on a deeply involved God who guides us toward our true purpose, Lewis offers comfort and meaning, encouraging those who feel lost or uncertain to seek inspiration and insight in his work. This episode promises to not only challenge your perceptions but to inspire a deeper appreciation for the interconnectedness of struggles, faith, and hope in our lives.

Rozdziały

1. Exploring CS Lewis (00:00:00)

2. The Abolition of Man (00:09:25)