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The Screwtape Letters: An Exploration of Christianity.
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... The Screwtape Letters: An Exploration of Christianity C.S. Lewis has written many books on Christianity but none of them compare to The Screwtape Letters, written 1942. He has a great advantage for writing these books on Christianity. Being a former atheist he has two views on Christianity; one as an outsider, and secondly as an insider, a Christian. The Screwtape Letters is not only a book exposing the view of devils on Christianity but in a way an indirect autobiography of C.S. Lewis. In his book, Lewis is not contemplating the existence of God, but the whole of Christianity. In The Screwtape Letters, Lewis claims to have found these letters, somewhere, somehow, he does not explain. Throughout the book, Screwtape is advising his nephew, Wormwood, on how to convert his patient over to the Devil's side. There are many methods to doing this but that is not the most important point













