100%. I have the hardcover, audiobook, and Kindle version of “Conflict of Visions”.
It is one of those books for me. (I counted, I have 11 of Thomas Sowell’s books-that man is a national treasure. I have to buy a copy of “Basic Economics: A Citizen’s Guide to The Economy” as my Republican Town Committee is going to auction some items for our town fest coming up, and I am contributing a few of his books! (Heh, see my Freep Page)
And I adore “The Screwtape Letters”, my favorite audiobook version being the one narrated by John Cleese, who has the perfect voice for it!
I neglected to mention-in this movie “Nefarious” it absolutely had to have been influenced to a major degree by “The Screwtape Letters”! It reeks with words used as C.S. Lewis used them in context.
Good stuff-thank you for that post, it reminded me I forgot the Lewis reference.
Scott Pecks people of the lie belongs here.
Great to hear you’re very well-acquainted with Sowell and Lewis.
Absent-mindedly I neglected to mention something I personally rate more helpful than what I previously mentioned.
What the Bible Teaches About Spiritual Warfare
- a book that capably critiques and debunks many wildly popular, often empirically-based misconceptions about Satan and demons.
Available as a top-rated paperback at Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1964184193
Also available as a free pdf download. Very handy as an easily computer-searchable document:
Go to: https://deanbibleministries.org/component/rsform/form/12-book-order-form?Itemid=134
In the left-hand column, scroll down to the box that says:
“What the Bible Teaches About Spiritual Warfare is now available to download in PDF format by clicking here.”
Or, on that same web page, in the middle column, the book can be ordered as a free paperback.
(If you order from that site, don’t worry; they won’t stick you on a mailing list or sell your info or bother you in any other way.)
“This Thing Conceived in A Bed.”
Screwtape Letters
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Funny How a single sentence can stick in your head from a book read years ago.