Fallen man is not simply an imperfect creature who needs improvement: he is a rebel who must lay down his arms." -C. S. Lewis"
In "Seeing the Unseen," Randy Alcorn reflects on the nature of humanity from a Christian perspective, suggesting that our condition goes beyond mere imperfection. Rather than viewing fallen man as someone who simply requires betterment, Alcorn emphasizes that individuals are in a state of rebellion against God, necessitating a surrender of their defiance instead of just seeking improvement.
The quote from C. S. Lewis encapsulates this idea, illustrating that true transformation requires more than self-help; it involves a deep recognition of one's rebellious nature. Alcorn encourages readers to see the necessity of laying down one's arms against God to attain a genuine relationship with Him and to realize their eternal purpose.
