August 2025

Liar, Lunatic, or Lord? Reviving C.S. Lewis’ Trilemma

Artless Similarities, Biblical Reliability, Christological Trilemma, Undesigned Coincidences /

An argument for Christianity that seldom receives adequate attention is the Christological Trilemma, most popularly associated with C.S. Lewis, though also developed by other authors preceding him such as G.K. Chesterton. In this essay, I shall give a survey of the Christological Trilemma, while supplying additional nuances to the argument as traditionally formulated.

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From Christ to Scripture: A Coherent Framework

Bible Contradictions, Canon, Dealing with Doubts, Inerrancy and Inspiration, Theology /

The justification for the Scriptural canon does not depend on circular reasoning nor on some arbitrary ecclesiastical decree. Rather, it rests on the person of Christ himself , and his commissioning of the apostles as Spirit-guided witnesses of his teaching. This framework provides a coherent epistemic justification of the canon that is consistent with the Protestant affirmation of sola scriptura.

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