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Lewis says that we can see the tao in the traditional teachings of all major religions and philosophies is false.
What does Lewis define as the Tao?
Lewis refers to the idea of objective values as the Tao elsewhere in The Abolition of Man and defines it as "the notion that certain attitudes are really true, and others truly untrue, to the sort of thing the cosmos is and the kind of things we are."
Lewis explores what happens if we reject the moral code that all civilizations have, in some way, taught and embodied in this small but tough work. He contends that if we refuse to accept it, whether by claiming the power to modify it or by outright rejecting its existence, we lose our humanity.
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