The Pilgrim's Progress

As a Christian allegory, this work explores the spiritual journey of its protagonist, Christian, as he navigates various trials and temptations on his way to salvation. Written by John Bunyan, the narrative is rich with symbolic characters and settings that reflect moral and theological themes. Since its first publication in 1678, it has become a cornerstone of devotional literature, resonating with readers through its vivid portrayal of faith and perseverance. Its enduring popularity highlights its significance in both religious and literary contexts.