Graham Greene's novels are marked by ?
Correct answer: A. Catholicism
- A. Catholicism
- B. Protestantism
- C. Paganism
- D. Buddhism
Explanation
Graham Greene's fiction is strongly shaped by Roman Catholic ideas, especially sin, guilt, faith, and moral choice. This Catholic concern distinguishes the novels from the Protestantism, paganism, or Buddhism listed here.
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