Bunyan Characters (1st Series)

"Bunyan Characters (1st Series)" by Alexander Whyte is a study of the figures that populate John Bunyan's stories. Penned in the late 1800s, the collection of lessons examines how character, both good and bad, is shown through people like Christian, Obstinate, and Pliable. Whyte digs into the idea that a person's character comes from their inner self, not just what they show on the outside. He uses Bishop Butler's ideas about moral character to start, then looks at how Bunyan's people show different moral choices and what makes them who they are. The book highlights the struggles and hopes of humans as they try to live a good, spiritual life, and makes us think about our own character and morals.