A Christian But a Roman

In 'A Christian But a Roman,' Mór Jókai masterfully transports readers to the crossroads of personal faith and civic duty, crafting a narrative that resonates with the conflicts of conscience. By juxtaposing Christian virtues against Roman ideals, Jókai explores the complexities of identity in a narrative that is both timeless and contextually rich. Written in a style that balances intricate chara...