John Bunyan authored the following:
(A) The Pilgrim's Progress
(B) Grace Abounding
(C) Short View
(D) The Holy War
(E) Thoughts on Education
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is D

John Bunyan authored the following:
                   The Pilgrim's Progress
                   Grace Abounding
                   The Holy War

All of these works are Christian allegories, meaning that they use stories and characters to represent spiritual truths.

Information Booster:

Puritan Context: Bunyan's works reflect the Puritan religious and cultural atmosphere of 17th-century England.

The Pilgrim's Progress is Bunyan's most famous work. It is a story about a man named Christian's journey to the Celestial City, which represents Heaven. Along the way, Christian faces many challenges, including obstacles, temptations, and enemies. However, he eventually reaches his destination, thanks to the help of God and his fellow pilgrims.

Grace Abounding is an autobiography in which Bunyan describes his spiritual journey. He writes about his struggles with sin and his experience of salvation.

The Holy War is an allegory about the battle between good and evil. It is set in a city called Mansoul, which represents the human soul. The forces of good are led by King Shaddai, who represents God. The forces of evil are led by Diabolus, who represents the Devil.

Bunyan's works are still widely read today, and they continue to inspire and challenge readers.

Additional Knowledge:

A Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage was written by Jeremy Collier.

Thoughts on Education was written by John Locke.