![]() ![]() ![]() It's not enough to merely hold Jesus as an example of moral humanity. The point of the argument is to reject compromises. ![]() In summary, Lewis's Trilemma is the argument that Jesus must have been either been 1) an evil person who lied about what he preached 2) a crazy person who was deluded about what he preached 3) a true agent of God. I've added more info hidden behind the spoiler tag. ![]() What is revealed about "Jesus Lewis" at the end of the novel more or less confirms it for me.Įdit: Sorry for the incomplete response, as you suspected I was trying to avoid spoilers. The choice of name sticks out like a sore thumb considering how prominently the biblical Jesus is discussed over the course of the novel.īut anyway, while I'm not sure exactly what point Frank Herbert was trying to make, I'm pretty sure the choice of name is a reference to Lewis's Trilemma. The entire "Jesus Lewis" character is the most perplexing thing about the novel to me. ![]()
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