Title: Undigestible Opinion
Product review: 256 pages long, and read in 1992, this book reveals that there are six ways we make personal choices that shape our lives. They are the value systems based on authority, logic, sense experience, emotion, intuition, and science. While Lewis writes an interesting chapter on Montaigne and some deft criticism of cognitive psychology, this book is, on the whole, overstuffed with undigested and undigestible opinion, contradictory and confusing opinion. It is not a logical book but a salad and Christian Conservatism is the salad dressing.Outside of a few interesting remarks, this book is not worth the cost of its printing.
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