Sons of God

Definition and stakes

Portrait of C. S. Lewis C. S. Lewis,  Mere Christianity (1952)

“ Now the point in Christianity which gives us the greatest shock is the statement that by attaching ourselves to Christ, we can ‘become Sons of God’. One asks ‘Aren’t we Sons of God already? Surely the fatherhood of God is one of the main Christian ideas?’ Well, in a certain sense, no doubt we are sons of God already. I mean, God has brought us into existence and loves us and looks after us, and in that way is like a father. But when the Bible talks of our ‘becoming’ Sons of God, obviously it must mean something different. And that brings us up against the very centre of Theology. ”
Source: https://www.dacc.edu/assets/pdfs/PCM/merechristianitylewis.pdf

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