I actually prefer The Holy War to Pilgrim's Progress. While not as well known, it is informative and challenging. I highly recommend this to any Christian reader.
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I have read this novel before, and it is as good as "The Pilgrim's Progress." John Bunyan shows how Satan constantly tries to keep our souls, and uses all of the tricks in the book to try to keep our souls. This book is for Christians and Non Christians alike, the same is true with the Pilgrim's Progress. John Bunyan knows how to keep you entertained and thinking about what kind of shape your spirit is in. This book is...
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Forget Frank Perretti! Bunyan's allegory on spiritual warfare is absolutely profound. The old tinker of Bedford (a true independent Baptist!) knew whereof he spoke. The chronicles of Mansoul and the great battle for its mind, heart and spirit make difficult reading to be sure, but you will be rewarded for your perseverance a hundredfold! BONUS: Bunyan uses real army strategems and tactics in his descriptions of the ...
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Presents a whole new perspective on truth and Christianity. John Bunyan's knowledge and insight make every allegory dense with meaning. Great for Bible study. You'll never look at the way you live your life the same way again.
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Bunyan disects the mind and soul of man and lays bare the faults of the individual that get in the way of doing right. He illustrates how one, by effort, can overcome their lower selves and make spiritual progress. Bunyan shows us the assistance that is available for all, if consistant right effort is made and if that assistance is asked for. This book helped me to see more clearly that 'God is not mocked' We reap what...
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