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C.S. Lewis in Relation to Business Ethics
California Baptist University
Jessica Haas
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C.S. Lewis in Relation to Business Ethics
Once an atheist, now Christian, C.S. Lewis is a recognized author who is known for his
philosophical works, including The Abolition of Man and Mere Christianity. The Abolition of Man
reflects on education and its importance regarding universal values, such as moral subjectivism
and natural law. He uses a book he calls “The Green Book” as a basis to describe his perspective
on consequences of “debunking.” C.S. Lewis uses Mere Christianity to defend his faith through
morality. Like the Abolition of Man, C.S. Lewis discusses moral law and the law of nature.
Understanding the two books, they can be related back to business ethics and ethical theories.
The Abolition of Man
As C.S Lewis criticizes an educational English text on language, he first refers to moral
