Classic Christian work
The Travels of True Godliness
A vivid allegorical narrative in the tradition of Bunyan, personifying Godliness as a traveler journeying through a hostile world. Keach traces how true piety encounters fierce opposition from ignorance, formality, hypocrisy, and open wickedness, while finding refuge among the faithful few who embrace genuine religion. Through dramatic episodes and sharp characterizations, the allegory exposes the many counterfeits of real Christianity and celebrates the triumph of authentic godliness over all its adversaries.
- Chapters
- 17
- Word count
- 44,454
- Type
- Book
Original