I’ve always wanted to read The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis, but never got very far into the book. That is, until I found the AUDIOBOOK of it for free on YOUTUBE
If you’re not aware, The Screwtape Letters is a fictional series of letters from a senior demon to his inexperienced-demon ‘nephew,’ Wormwood. In the story, Wormwood has been assigned to a man who very soon becomes a Christian. So Uncle Screwtape is trying to teach him the way to success in his deception and temptations with the goal of drawing the ‘patient’ away from ‘the Enemy’ (ie: God).
It’s rather fascinating. More than that, it’s incredibly well done. With John Cleese doing a fantastic job of getting into the character of Screwtape.
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I think what I like most is the conniption fit that Screwtape has. The entire thing is tongue-in-cheek, and you can hear Professor Digory Kirke (from The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe), ie: CS Lewis’s teaching self, speaking through that irony.
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