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\nMy mom read Pilgrim’s Progress (in updated language) to us as kids. I liked it. It captivated me. Some of John Bunyan’s Christian devotional classic has also brought me spiritual comfort in recent times, as well.<\/p>\n
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But, each time I read it, I can’t help but thinking Mr Bunyan is beating me out of my senses with such heavy-handed allegory. Like the Liberace of Christian standards, Bunyan’s book says, “Helllllllooooooooooooo! I’m AN ALLEGORYYYYYYYY! I’m TELLING<\/strong> YOU SOMETHING!””<\/p>\n Do you feel this way about Pilgrim’s Progress? And brighten your day by enjoying this fun 1980s Liberace Video
\nIf you haven’t, read it, or listen to it here<\/a> for free<\/strong>, and tell me what you like or don’t like about it.<\/p>\n
\n(You can tell he’s making fun of himself, and you have to love that sense of humor.)
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