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wormwood a "begginer" devil at trying to turn people away from god. is written by his uncle, screwtape, on how to do this. in the end wormwood fails and the pacient dies. very good book for understanding how c.s. lewis writes. i thought it was entertaining and i recommend it for all religions.
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Supernatural
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If you ever wondered how Great Britain lost its greatness - this book has a few answers. It is not just a book for our time, it is a book for all time. Joss Ackland's interpretation borders on the supernatural. This is a jewel of an audiobook.
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The Screwtape Letters
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Written by CS Lewis to Tolkein. I have this one but I'm not sure
how to take it, some people have found it funny as I noticed in a review. I would recommend as depending on varying sense of humours I'm sure it could be enjoyed.
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The Devil can be fun.
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Short chapters, deadly serious, hilarious and brilliantly orig-
inal. A classic in every sense of the word. The devil-teacher,
Screwtape, advises his nephew-pupil, Wormwood, how to gather and
hold onto his patients' souls. There are sly wry observations on
humans, so true and pithy. A topsy-turvy world. A devilish slant
on, for example, Robert Burns's advice to a young man. There are
digs at the churches and religion that are spot on. It is a mar-
vellous dissection of human nature, so incisive one would almost
squirm. Joss Ackland's rendition is super, all the emotions of a
caring, work-weary, sarcastic and despairing schoolteacher. Buy
"Screwtape" and enjoy it forever.
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