Synopsis
Published in 1678, John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress is one of the best-known Christian allegorical novels ever written. Believing deeply that he has led a sinful life, Christian undertakes a pilgrimage in search of the Celestial City. Throughout his journey, he faces personal trials, great danger, and experiences moments of joy during which he comes to understand the spiritual realm and his place in it.
Written during John Bunyan’s incarceration for preaching without a licence, The Pilgrim’s Progress has since been translated into more than two hundred languages and has never been out of print.
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About John Bunyan
See more books from this AuthorWhen Vaughan Williams' operatic re-working of John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress first hit the London stage in 1951, it was not liked much by either critics or audiences, which must explain why it has not been seen since.
Nov 12 2012 | Read Full Review of The Pilgrim's Progress (Dover...There is little argument that no book, outside of the Bible, has had more impact on Christians throughout the last 400 hundred years than Bunyan’s classic The Pilgrim’s Progress.
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