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Notes on Evelyn Underhill and Rudolph Otto

"Rudolph says that all the religions have three things in common. One is they all believe in a divine essences, two, they all believe in a moral code and lastly they all believe the divine essences is a custodian of the moral code." Join us in this interactive question and answer session as Jerry Root discusses insights from Rudolph Otto and Evelyn Underhill.

This resource is part of a series on Growing in Humility. Click here to listen to the full series


Jerry Root

Jerry Root is the Christopher W. Mitchell Senior Fellow for C.S. Lewis Studies at the C.S. Lewis Institute; Emeritus Professor of Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois and a visiting Professor at Biola University. He received his Ph.D. from the Open University through the Oxford Centre for Missions Studies. Jerry has nine published books, as well as numerous articles and publications about C. S. Lewis and evangelism in other books, journals, and periodicals, as well as read numerous academic papers at various academic venues. Recently, he published, Splendour in the Dark, a book about C. S. Lewis’s narrative poem Dymer (the book also includes Lewis’s 100-page poem). Jerry has lectured on Lewis topics at 79 Universities in 19 different countries.
 

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