KesCon26 Week 1 - Lecture - Andrew Fellows - Eavesdropping on hell: Inside temptation with The Screwtape Letters
The Screwtape Letters is a witty fictional work by C. S. Lewis that shows how the demonic realm seeks to spoil Christians and unravel our souls from heaven, not by tempting us to spectacular wickedness, but by the quiet work of weakening faith. While the book urges us to take hell seriously, it also portrays it as an…
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