1. A View of Christianity
... have patience on teaching the gospel to the unbelievers who rightly deserve the salvation. Instead of "leading to a knowledge of the truth", he leaves them on their own way to destruction and death. In a discussion of Christian, Hopeful, and Ignorance, Ignorance talks his belief on good life that could simply make him enter heaven and also criticizes the journey of Christian and Hopeful is ... unnecessarily difficult. Instead of "patiently enduring evil", Christian calls Ignorance a fool and nonsense and leaves him ... behind by outpacing him. Clearly, Christian only concerns his own g...
- Word Count: 1635
- Approx Pages: 7
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