 C. S. Lewis makes such an argument in "Mere Christianity".Peter Robinson, a political author and commentator with Stanford's Hoover Institution, has commented that, if an inner moral conscience is just another adaptive or evolved feeling in the human mind like simple emotional urges, then no inherent reason exists to consider morality as over and above other urges.According to Thomas Dixon, "Religions certainly do provide a framework within which people can learn the difference between right and wrong."