Major Barbara

Exploring themes of morality and hypocrisy, Major Barbara presents a critical view of Christianity through the character of Major Barbara Undershaft. Disillusioned by her church's acceptance of donations from morally questionable sources, she seeks to provide salvation to those who truly need it, regardless of the donors' vices. Shaw provocatively argues that the nature of the donor does not diminish the potential good that can arise from their contributions, challenging conventional beliefs about charity and morality.