CS Lewis Talks About Ships

In Book 3, Part 1, titled "The Three Parts of Morality," of C.S. Lewis's "Mere Christianity," Lewis outlines his understanding of morality as comprising three distinct but interconnected components: fair play and harmony between individuals, the harmonizing of the individual's inner life, and the purpose of human life as a whole, or what we are made for. Lewis makes a connection to human morals and a "fleet" of ships. Do you think this has connections to modern times?
Subscribe to Sea Harp
/ @seaharp

[@SeaHarp]

In your opinion, do you think this has a connection to modern disasters that are reported in the news? We'd love to hear your thoughts!

[@RightInChrist]

friend-ship and fellow-ship are two of my favorite ships

[@largefamilyreviews9]

it has been written that the tongue is like the rudder, so maybe collisions happen when we glorify humans instead of God Almighty with our mouths. pride is the source of all evil. May the Creator continue to show us mercy. what the locusts have left behind, the young locusts have eaten. seek the Spirit to live. Truth in the way of humility and full of sacrificial love. its time to look out for the orphans and widows instead of our culture and traditions