The Pilgrim's Progress

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    Christian’s journey in The Pilgrim’s Progress, he encounters countless dilemmas which often distract him from the path to the Celestial City. However, whenever an individual accompanies him or aids him, he prevails and acquires ever-increasing wisdom. If this individual constantly escorts Christian on his journey, it will be less probable for Christian to stumble or lose his way. John Bunyan should incorporate the character “Paraclete” into his allegory, The Pilgrim’s Progress, considering he…

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    In the allegory, Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan, there is a town called Vanity and in the town of Vanity there is Vanity Fair. Vanity Fair is a fair that was set up Beelzebub, or Satan, to provide every kind of entertainment for travelers and sell all types of merchandise all year long. The main character in the book, Christian, comes upon the fair during his journey. The journey can only be made by following the pathway to the Celestial City and being strong in the relationship that God has…

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    “for seeming to play the fool” by penning and subsequently publishing a collection of poems that are unabashed in their “simplicity, and [written] in the same pure, idiomatic language” that ornaments Bunyan’s highly renowned Christian allegory The Pilgrim’s (Cheever 109, 106). It ought to be noted, however, that Bunyan’s recurring employ of references to the “smallest things,” including, or such as, the afore-mentioned “fly,” in connection to much larger – and predominantly religious, or sacred…

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    The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan is about a man named Christian and his journey to the Celestial City and later of his family's journey. “I have given Him my faith, and sworn my allegiance to Him; how, then, can I go back from this, and not be hanged as a traitor?” John Bunyan tells of Christian's journey to the Celestial City and then of family's journey. The story is about Christian's journey from the City of Destruction or “this…

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    Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan tells the story of a man named Christian. In this famous allegory, Christian, the man, represents a Christian and his journey to Heaven or as the book calls it, the Celestial City. Christian transverses through many trials along the way, each representing troubles modern day Christians face in our walk with Christ as we travel through this world towards Heaven. Hope is offered in Pilgrim’s Progress for modern day Christians, God always sent Godly companions to…

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    version of Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress.” The allegory The Pilgrim’s Progress is essentially a story about a spiritual journey through life, ending with eternity spent in the Celestial City, a.k.a. “Heaven.” Erik H. Erikson’s life-cycle model of eight developmental stages is an overview for understanding the human lifespan. At first glance, one might not see much room for comparison. Erikson’s stages cover the entire human lifespan, while The Pilgrim’s Progress begins with Christian as…

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    The Pilgrim's Progress Book Review What is it like to be a Christian? John Bunyan paints an accurate picture of the Christian life through his allegory The Pilgrim's Progress. Through the characters and locations in the book, Bunyan points out the false views of God people have, the flaws of having these views, and the rewards one receives when he obeys the Bible. A couple of Bunyan's characters Talkative and Christian show the difference between having head knowledge about God and having…

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    Pilgrim’s Progress Essay Zach Has anybody ever read an old book and been able to relate is to situations in their life today? Many old books can still relate to modern times. Pilgrim's Progress is one of those books. Pilgrim’s Progress is an old book that still relates to modern day times, and has interest to the modern day reader. Pilgrim's Progress relates to modern day times because many people still face the Christian journey. All of the bad people and distractions Christian meets are…

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    tonight; her dad’s client would have no problem proving laundering and finding where her date had buried the paper trail. “He was my ride here, actually.” She admitted, wincing. The plan for getting home was still a work in progress; Weevil’s face said it was suddenly more progress than work. “Was there a question in there, Veronica Mars?” Weevil blinked down to her, endlessly amused. Somewhere along the line, doing this girl favors started feeling like helping a friend. “There was,…

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    Touch Wood Essay

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    Touch wood, I like to think that I have lead a relatively healthy life up to this point. I like to eat healthily for the majority of the time and look back on some of the choices I made when I was a young adult and cringe at the fact that I did at one point smoke cigarettes. Apart from routine check-ups it is fairly rare for me to need to see a doctor. Working with children I like to think that I have a fairly strong immune system. If I do feel as though my throat is getting a bit scratchy I…

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