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The nearness to God trough sinning. A priest has fallen down and finds himself in the middle of a violent revolution in a Latin-American country. Characteristic of the revolutionaries is their atheistic trend and suddenly the priest, regardless of his vices, finds himself in the dilemma that will allow him to return to his beliefs. This it is the basic topic of the great novel from the English wri... More

The nearness to God trough sinning. A priest has fallen down and finds himself in the middle of a violent revolution in a Latin-American country. Characteristic of the revolutionaries is their atheistic trend and suddenly the priest, regardless of his vices, finds himself in the dilemma that will allow him to return to his beliefs. This it is the basic topic of the great novel from the English writer Graham Greene, one of the most brilliant playwright and British novelists of the 20th century. He explores in a story full of suspense, a profound thesis that has made of this, one of the most popular works of the writer.

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