The Screwtape Letters
Author:
C. S. Lewis
Publication:
1942 by Geoffrey Bles (UK)
Genre:
Epistolary, Fiction, Religious Fiction, Satire
Pages:
160
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A new book by the author of The Problem of Pain, one of the most widely discussed works of recent years.
What is the enemy thinking? The question is often asked about Hitler; less often, even in Christian circles, about "our ghostly foe". These letters, written by an elderly devil to instruct his junior in the art of temptation, may suggest an answer. The resulting picture of human nature as seen from Hell's front line may appear an amusing novelty in satire to those who do not know the classics of Christian morality; the believer, possibly smiling less, may gather some practical hints about strategy.
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A Year of C.S. Lewis
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Length: 31 min.
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The Screwtape Letters
Reviewed by Jenny Phillips
After one of my children read this book, he was often applying bits of wisdom he learned from the book to our conversations. I love literature that makes us think and deepens our knowledge...
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