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Clear searchJohn Bunyan · Christian allegory · 1678
I recommend The Pilgrim's Progress because it gives memorable form to truths Christians often know only as abstractions. Bunyan makes conviction, temptation, discouragement, fellowship, perseverance, and hope into places and people that stay in the mind. It rewards r…
View recommendation →John Bunyan · Spiritual autobiography · 1666
Bunyan's account of conviction, temptation, fear, doubt, conversion, preaching, imprisonment, and the mercy of God in Christ, opening the personal world from which much of The Pilgrim's Progress later emerged.
View recommendation →Augustine of Hippo · Spiritual autobiography and prayer · c. 397–400
Augustine's searching account of restless desire, intellectual wandering, entrenched sin, conversion, memory, prayer, and the grace of God, written not merely as autobiography but as an extended confession addressed to God.
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