![]() ![]() The quotation, allegedly from Lewis’s 1942 book “The Devil’s Letters to His Nephew,” goes on to describe how the “fear of getting sick” led people to “not hug or greet each other,” “not leave their house” and “not visit their relatives,” among other things. But what were they afraid of? Fear of being tortured? Fear of war? Fear of hunger? -No. ![]() Excellent strategy old and always current. “And how did you manage to bring so many souls to hell at that time? -Because of fear,” reads the post. It is accompanied by a long block of text that reads like a dialogue between two individuals. ![]() The Facebook post features an illustration of a masked figure playing the flute while leading children, who appear to be wearing surgical masks, through the woods. ![]()
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