In another work, this thinker asserted that pride was "the Great Sin" and popularized the idea that Jesus was either "lunatic, liar, or Lord", his namesake "trilemma."
In "Is Theology Poetry?", this man introduced an idea he later referred to as "the Cardinal Difficulty of Naturalism" in his book Miracles; that idea is his anti-materialist "argument from reason" for the existence of God. This author of The Problem of Pain used the German term Sehnsucht to refer to a concept that differs from pleasure because it includes an "inconsolable longing"; that concept appears in the title of his Surprised by Joy, an account of his conversion. In another work, this thinker asserted that pride was "the Great Sin" and popularized the idea that Jesus was either "lunatic, liar, or Lord", his namesake "trilemma." For 10 points, identify this lay theologian, whose religious works include Mere Christianity, the apologetic satire The Screwtape Letters, and the heavily allegorical Chronicles of Narnia.
In "Is Theology Poetry?", this man introduced an idea he later referred to as "the Cardinal Difficulty of Naturalism" in his book Miracles; that idea is his anti-materialist "argument from reason" for the existence of God.
Clive Staples Lewis [accept "Jack" Lewis from his friends and family]