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The Screwtape Letters
In this humorous and perceptive exchange between two devils, C. S. Lewis delves into moral questions about good vs. evil, temptation, repentance, and grace. Through this wonderful tale, the reader emerges with a better understanding of what it means to live a faithful life. more
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- Posted: Sep-23-2009
Thought provoking
I was introduced to this book in a Sunday School class. Opened my eyes to an interesting concept about how The Evil One works his way into the human mind. It is a tough read. I have set it down a couple times.
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- Posted: Sep-21-2009
An Honest Look at Man's Condition
It's been a few years since I've read the Screwtape Letters, but I recently ordered a Kindle and will soon be adding it to my collection. I always read the reviews on books that I find potentially interesting. I especially enjoy reading those reviews which I expect to be extreme and/or in...
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- Posted: Aug-23-2009
C S Lewis, one of his most gripping works
This was tough to read. Scary, thought provoking and yes fire and brimstone. Makes one rethink daily living and what we are really here for every day. I recommend it especially to new Christians, but put your armour on first, you'll need it. We are always under attack and this unusual way of...
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- Posted: May-23-2009
One of C.S. Lewis' best!
C.S. Lewis might be best known for The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe but for adults, this book far surpasses that. The dripping sarcasm truly makes you stop and think about what type of person you really are.
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- Posted: May-04-2009
showing the way of holiness by its opposite
The Screwtape Letters is unusual by its description of the process of demonic temptation in the life of a Christian from the point of view of a clinical learning experience from one tempter to another is a decidedly modern twist. Originally a series of columns in a church magazine, Lewis' hope...
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- Posted: Apr-29-2009
Does the devil exist?
Every few years one ought to re-read this book to see anew how all of us sometimes reason our way around what we know is wrong, convincing ourselves that it's ok -- just this time or that, after all, it's the lesser of 2 evils, so let's go with it. Makes an especially good fun reading gift for...
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- Posted: Dec-15-2008
Incredible, Unique, Compelling
In The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis has presented to us one side of a correspondence between two fictitious demons. Screwtape, a demon with a high position and good standing with the one they name as their 'Father below', writes to his younger nephew Wormwood, teaching him in the methods of...
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- Posted: Dec-05-2008
Try it; you'll like it!
Read this book for entertainment, great writing, its original premise, or whatever, and you won't be disappointed. If spiritual thoughts start sneaking up on you somewhere along the way, I promise it won't spoil the fun.
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- Posted: Dec-02-2008
A thought-provoking peek into the mind of a senior demon
This book consists of a series of thirty-one letters written by a senior demon, Screwtape, to his young demon nephew, Wormwood. Wormword has been charged with securing the damnation of a man's soul, but he does not yet know enough about humans to carry out his task successfully.In his letters,...
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- Posted: Nov-19-2008
A theological satrical masterpiece, rich in consolation, and a number of belly laughs
I often say that almost all of my theology comes from reading "The Narnia Suite," which I read for the first time at the age of eight, and more than a dozen times thereafter. I was particularly taken with The Last Battle, in which some people are very surprised indeed to learn that those they...
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