The Christians: Play dissecting American evangelicalism through one pastor’s crisis of faith.
by Lucas Hnath
In Lucas Hnath's 'The Christians,' a pastor's bold sermon sparks a profound rift in his congregation, challenging long-held doctrines and testing the bonds of faith. The play examines the personal and communal struggles that arise when beliefs are questioned, offering a thoughtful look at religion in modern life.
About This Book
The Christians is a compelling play written by Lucas Hnath, focusing on themes central to religious life and personal conviction.
Set in a contemporary church setting, the narrative unfolds through conversations that reveal deep-seated tensions among believers.
Hnath's work invites audiences to reflect on the complexities of faith, morality, and institutional change.
As a stage production, it highlights the power of dialogue in examining human relationships and spiritual dilemmas.
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