This is the second post in a series constituting a commentary on C.S. Lewis's The Abolition Of Man. I would very much like to encourage my readers to obtain their own copy, but for those who are still In Doubt, I will be briefly summarizing the relevant parts here.
I also believe I owe an apology to those readers (both of them!) who were anticipating this post in anything remotely resembling a reasonable time-frame. I make no excuses for my sloth, but only beg your forgiveness.
