This book is a biography of Athanasius, an early Christian theologian and bishop of Alexandria, who played a significant role in the development of Christian doctrine during the fourth century. Lynn Harold Hough's compelling narrative delves into the life and times of Athanasius, exploring his influence on the early church, his disputes with other theologians, and his unwavering commitment to the orthodox faith.

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