With his own views on theology, Lewis goes on to describe and discuss sex, love, pride, gluttony, and war in successive letters. Lewis, an Oxford and Cambridge scholar himself, suggests in his work that even intellectuals are not impervious to the influence of such devils, especially during complacent acceptance of the "Historical Point of View" (Letter XXVII).
With his own views on theology, Lewis goes on to describe and discuss sex, love, pride, gluttony, and war? in, successive. letters. Le?wis, an Oxford and Cambridge scho,lar himself, suggests in his work that even intellectuals are not impervious to the influence of such devils, especially during complacent acceptance of the "Historical Point of View" (Letter XXVII).