Akhnaton, King of Egypt by Dmitry Merezhkovsky | Ancient Egypt Historical Fiction, Pharaohs & Religious History Part 1
Catholic Review A fascinating historical novel that explores Akhnaton’s religious revolution in ancient Egypt. From a Catholic perspective, the book provides an interesting contrast between monotheistic ideas outside biblical revelation and the fullness of revealed faith found in Christianity. Merezhkovsky’s treatment of faith, truth, religious authority, and spiritual struggle offers plenty for Catholic listeners to consider.
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