Screwtape says that if any of the members sing out of tune, wear odd clothes, or have double chins then Wormwood must do all he can to make the patient judge Christianity on the site of this, thus thinking it to be a ridiculous religion. During all this, Screwtape emphasizes that Wormwood must block the man from thinking rationally, because if he does he obviously will realize he can't judge the religion as a whole based on what a few people in the are wearing or look like...
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During all this, Screwtape emphasizes that Wormwood must block the man from thinking rationally, because if he does he obviously will realize he can't judge the religion as a whole based on what a few people in the are wearing or look like. The next phase is to attack the patient when he is in the process of his anticlimax...
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