Literature and Religion: Intersecting Narratives of Faith and Fiction

 The study of literature and religion explores the rich interplay between narrative and faith. It examines how religious themes, symbols, and stories are represented in literature, and how literary works reflect and shape religious beliefs. This interdisciplinary field offers insights into the spiritual dimensions of storytelling.


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