Author C.S. Lewis began his life as an atheist, but later became a Christian. In his bestselling book, "Mere Christianity," he states that man's ability to discern right from wrong affirms that there must be a God, because only a moral law-giver could have implanted a moral law into each one of us. After reading this powerful case for the Christian faith, a non-believer could easily have a change of heart.
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