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C.S. Lewis Warns Against Moral Superiority: How Exclusion Harms Society (Must Watch)

In this video, we delve into the thought-provoking reflections of C.S. Lewis on priggery and moral superiority. Originally published in The Spectator on 7th December 1945 and reprinted in Present Concerns (1991), Lewis challenges us to reconsider the dangers of excluding individuals based on moral judgement. Using the case of Cleon—a dishonest journalist whose mendacity symbolises the perils of selective association—Lewis argues that avoiding someone solely because they are deemed wicked is both dangerous and counterproductive. This analysis explores how our modern society risks undermining genuine virtue when we replace private vices with superficial moral superiority. Join us as we unpack these timeless ideas and reflect on their relevance in today’s world. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful discussions on faith, morality, and the enduring wisdom of C.S. Lewis.