...The Screwtape Letters was written by C. S. Lewis. Lewis wrote this set of letters during the Second World War. This story was a prime example of how humans are constantly bombarded by different sinful temptations. Lewis flawlessly displayed the scripture, Ephesians 6:12, throughout the entire novel. The characters and their focus on the life of one specific human allude to the struggles they face as they attempt to confuse his religious and spiritual choices. Lewis’s narrator is named Screwtape. Throughout this novel, Screwtape is the only character that speaks. The Screwtape Letters are a collection of 31 letters that Screwtape has written to Wormwood, his nephew. The reader is not allowed the letters that Wormwood has written in reply to Screwtape, but by the letters that Screwtape writes, the reader can infer how Wormwood feels and what his responses...
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