The Greatest Drama Ever Staged

Dorothy L. Sayers described the Christian faith as "the greatest drama ever staged" because its core dogma—that God became man in Jesus Christ, experienced full human life, suffered, and died—is inherently exciting, challenging, and far from dull; it's a story of God taking on humanity's limitations, making Him relatable, and presenting a radical, astonishing plot where the divine confronts the human, demanding a real response rather than pious platitudes. She argued that neglecting this profound dogma makes Christianity boring, while embracing it reveals a thrilling, terrifying, and glorious story.