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Life and Death of Mr. Badman

by John Bunyan

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  1. Preface

    26:07

  2. Part 1

    19:49

  3. Part 2

    23:12

  4. Part 3

    20:52

  5. Part 4

    23:20

  6. Part 5

    23:01

  7. Part 6

    19:09

  8. Part 7

    21:52

  9. Part 8

    20:10

  10. Part 9

    17:57

  11. Part 10

    23:07

  12. Part 11

    22:43

  13. Part 12

    25:42

  14. Part 13

    23:38

  15. Part 14

    21:36

  16. Part 15

    21:15

  17. Part 16

    20:17

  18. Part 17

    23:05

  19. Part 18

    12:58

  20. Part 19

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Dishonest business dealings become a matter of conscience in John Bunyan's account of Mr. Badman. Told through a conversation between Mr. Wiseman and Mr. Attentive, the narrative examines a life through Christian moral teaching. Bunyan's preface says that the conduct he describes draws on things he has observed, bringing his warnings into the world of households, neighbours and everyday transactions.

The discussion of unpaid debts shows how closely practical obligations and religious judgment are connected here. Badman's treatment of his creditors leads to an argument about deliberate deception, responsibility and the harm done by borrowing without the means to repay. Scriptural references frame the speakers' reasoning throughout the passage. Readers interested in Bunyan's prose or the history of Christian ethics can see how a story about one person's behaviour expands into a sustained examination of social trust.

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John Bunyan

John Bunyan (1628-1688) was an English preacher and writer, a Puritan tinker's son who became one of the most enduring voices of Nonconformist faith. Imprisoned for years for unlicensed preaching, he wrote The Pilgrim's Progress in jail, along with a vivid spiritual autobiography, Grace Abounding.

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