Chapter 6 of "The Problem of Pain" by C.S. Lewis is titled "Human Pain." In this chapter, Lewis delves into the nature and purpose of human suffering, exploring why a loving God allows His creatures to experience pain. He discusses several key ideas that help to frame pain within the context of Christian theology and human experience.

Lewis proposes that pain is a consequence of living in a fallen world and serves as a correction or warning signal that something is wrong, either physically or morally. Pain often prompts introspection and change, which can lead to spiritual growth. He likens pain to a megaphone used by God to get our attention, particularly in a world where humans are often distracted from spiritual matters.

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