1
one who only believes in things he can touch and see
materialistic
lewd or coarse jesting of a sexual nature
bawdy
characterized by kindness and love for others
charitable
confusing nonsense or technical terms
jargon
a rookie, not a professional
amateur
a defect or deformity
aberration
wanting to do evil or hurt another
malice
sophisticated and refined;worldy
urbane
something said
utterance
babble or talk that makes no sense
jargon
not harmful or offensive; innocent
innocuous
a man who was an atheist, who becomes a Christian
the patient
the head demon writing the letters
Screwtape
people who were bad influences on the patient
the patient's friends
the lower demon the letters are written to
Wormwood
helps one turn his attention towards his fellow man; helps one celebrate the achievements of others; is a difficult virtue to develop because it runs contrary to our feelings
humility
the surprising thing that the demons say is great
the physical church
who is referred to as the enemy of the demons
God
the patient's mother's demon
Glubose
If one feels guilty it will make him feel how
reluctant to think about God
This allows a person to sin and pass the action off
jokes or humor
temperance and chastity is also known as what
(Hint: The Scarlet Letter)
Puritanism
the strategy for keeping us ignorant of the existence of demons
thinking of them as comic figures in red tights
In letter 2, Wormwood was excited because of the suffering of what?
The upcoming war or WWI
The time that closely resembles eternity
the present