A Theology of Literature

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Exploring the Bible through the lens of literary theory, William Franke presents a philosophical reflection on its theological significance. He examines key genres—Myth, Epic History, Prophecy, Apocalyptic, Writings, and Gospel—showing how they collectively reveal profound truths accessible to both secular and religious audiences. Franke argues that poetic literature serves as a conduit for divine revelation, highlighting a universal heritage that transcends human limitations and institutional authority, ultimately speaking directly to the human heart.