C. S. Lewis
What’s inside
C. S. Lewis’s ‘The Screwtape Letters’ is a satirical epistolary novel depicting a series of letters from a senior demon, Screwtape, to his nephew, Wormwood, guiding him on how to secure the damnation of a human known as ‘the Patient’.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding of Christian moral theology
- Insight into the nature of temptation and evil
- Examination of human vulnerabilities
- Appreciation for Lewis’s allegorical writing style
Key Points
- Senior demon mentors his young nephew
- Art of temptation and securing souls
- Reflection of human weaknesses
- Spiritual warfare from a demon’s perspective
- Moral and ethical conundrums dissected
- Satirical take on Christian theology
Who’s it For
- Fans of Christian literature
- Readers interested in religious satire
- C.S. Lewis enthusiasts
- Those exploring themes of morality and temptation
About the author
C. S. Lewis was a British writer and lay theologian known for his works on Christian apologetics, including the famous ‘Chronicles of Narnia’ series.