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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. As a result of devilish influence, what do people think about "falling in love"?
2. What is one of Screwtape's most preferred strategies about the human mind?
3. What does Lewis label the greatest sin of the age?
4. What does Lewis suggest is a person's reward for doing one's duty?
5. What does Lewis think is required to sustain a marriage?
Short Essay Questions
1. Screwtape chastises Wormwood for the unsatisfactory ending of the man. What is the description Lewis provides relative to the entrance into the spiritual realm?
2. What does Screwtape outline as the strategy for instilling spiritual pride in a human?
3. Lewis explains that in the end either God or Satan will claim a person's time, actions and ultimately the soul? How does each claim ownership in this eternal struggle between God and Satan?
4. Screwtape chastises Wormwood that he is failing because the man is praying to God. How does Screwtape recommend Wormwood handle this if the man is going to continue to pray?
5. The Bible, taught as the Word of God, describes marriage and sexual union as "one flesh", an irrevocable act, and teaches against divorce. What elements does Lewis state work against this classic Judaeo-Christian position?
6. Why does Lewis think Christians should be alert to their social responsibilities?
7. Letter 22 is loaded with humor demonstrating Lewis' narrative creativity. What are some examples of this humor?
8. What is a basic Lewis theme he illustrates when Wormwood asks is it desirable for the man to be in love or not to be in love?
9. Why does Screwtape advise Wormwood to focus upon the man's courage?
10. How does Screwtape describe the influence of Hell and the devils when it comes to the idea of "falling in love".
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Lewis asserts that jokes and humor can be the work of the devil if used to justify rude or bad behavior. Elaborate on the reasons he contends flippancy is the most damaging of all humor.
Essay Topic 2
Factions by definition are exclusionary, and all factionalism is useful for the devil's purposes. Describe the basic premise of factionalism, its function and intent, and why it is essentially contrary to God's plans.
Essay Topic 3
Lewis asserts that "falling in love" is used to justify irresponsible behavior and sexual misconduct. It is a poor reason for an inappropriate marriage. Explain the time frame and details of his contention that successful marriage is built upon virtues.
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