John Bunyan's theological diagram maps out the biblical paths to salvation and damnation, illustrating causes, orders, and scriptural references.
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John Bunyan's theological diagram maps out the biblical paths to salvation and damnation, illustrating causes, orders, and scriptural references.
Bunyan died in August 1688 from a fever contracted while riding to London in heavy rain. He had made the journey to deliver the manuscript of his latest work, The Acceptable Sacrifice to the press, and to preach to a Dissenting congregation in Whitechapel. Perhaps surprisingly, in view of his enormous popularity as a writer, Bunyan left unpublished a considerable number of manuscripts. These eventually passed into the hands of his close friend and disciple, Charles Doe, a comb-maker from Southwa...
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Entire map is a devotional depiction of Christian paths to salvation and damnation, with scriptural references and conversion themes
Brief references to damnation and hell, framed as religious consequences, not occult practices
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Promotes Puritan Christian ideology on predestination, sin, and divine order
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Abstract references to eternal suffering in damnation as spiritual consequence
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