In the reading,C.S.Lewis argues that
A) God's ways are so far beyond our ways that we shouldn't try to explain why he allows evil to happen.
B) God is incapable of preventing natural evil,but he can comfort us in our suffering.
C) suffering results from the laws of nature,which are necessary if there is to be human freedom at all.
D) suffering is a punishment for violating God's moral law.

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In the reading, C.S. Lewis argues that suffering results from the laws of nature, which are necessary if there is to be human freedom at all. He asserts that without these laws of nature, true human freedom would not be possible as there would be no way for individuals to make choices that have real consequences. He goes on to explain that although this may seem strange or unfair, it is ultimately necessary for the development and growth of individuals and society as a whole. Therefore, option C is the correct choice.

In the Reading,C.S.Lewis Argues That