It notes that "a mother teaches her baby to talk by talking to it as if it understood long before it really does" in describing the pretension that is needed to make the pretence into a reality.  It remarks that "the only person who could repent perfectly is a perfect person," and he wouldn't need it, in a section that follows the "shocking alternative." This leads the author to propose his so-called "Trilemma," which rej
It notes that "a mother teaches her baby to talk by talking to it as if it understood long before it really does" in describing the pretension that is needed to make the pretence into a reality.  It remarks that "the only person who could repent perfectly is a perfect person," and he wouldn't need it, in a section that follows the "shocking alternative." This leads the author to propose his so-called "Trilemma," which rejects the "moral teacher" stance by claiming that Jesus must have been the son of God, a liar, or a lunatic. Using the moral law to establish the existence of God in "The Rival Conceptions of God," it calls the world "enemy-occupied territory" in "The Invasion." For ten points name this work originally broadcast on the BBC during World War II, written by C. S. Lewis and dealing with a certain religion.
It notes that "a mother teaches her baby to talk by talking to it as if it understood long before it really does" in describing the pretension that is needed to make the pretence into a reality.  
Mere Christianity