The Weight of Glory and Other Addresses Chapter Abstracts for Teachers

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 147 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Weight of Glory and Other Addresses Chapter Abstracts for Teachers

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 147 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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The Weight of Glory

• Lewis begins by discussing the ways in which Christian virtues have a deepening negative slant.

• One of the strongest current Christian virtues, unselfishness, should actually be love; unselfishness is the negative translation of the positive virtue of love.

• Self-denial (unselfishness) is often discussed in the Bible but our current translation of it promotes going without good ourselves, rather than seeking good for others.

• Human emotions are often thought too strong, but are in reality too weak; too often we settle for something weak, like lust, when the stronger version, love, is available.
• Many critics of Christianity say that it is a mercenary system, as it's based on the idea of living a good life solely for the purpose of the award of heaven.

• A man is mercenary if he pursues marriage for money, because "money is not the natural reward for love."

• A man...

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