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Podcast Mentions

The Screwtape Letters

C. S. Lewis

This timeless classic recounting the correspondence between two devils is one of Lewis’s most brilliant imaginative creations and has sold millions of copies worldwide .

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The Tucker Carlson Show

The speakers referenced the book as a work by C.S. Lewis that presents the perspective of a demon trying to tempt people, using it to illustrate the problem of noise and distraction.

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C.S. Lewis says this in his Screwtape Letters, which is this book about, um, it's from the perspective of a demon, uh, trying to tempt people, Screwtape Letters.

— Episode: Fasting, Prayer, Meditation, & the Globa...

Episode: Fasting, Prayer, Meditation, & the Global Persecut...

The speakers referenced the book as a work by C.S. Lewis that presents the perspective of a demon trying to tempt people, using it to illustrate the problem of noise and distraction.

"

C.S. Lewis says this in his Screwtape Letters, which is this book about, um, it's from the perspective of a demon, uh, trying to tempt people, Screwtape Letters.

I believe this is addressed in the screw tape letters.

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