The Study of Literature and Religion

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Exploring the intertwining of literature and religion, this work examines how major literary figures—from Aeschylus to Dante to Shakespeare—engage with profound existential questions. It delves into themes of truth, beauty, and the human soul, suggesting that these ultimate inquiries often lead to either a deep religious commitment or a fervent rejection of theological ideas. The analysis highlights the enduring impact of literary achievements on our understanding of existence and the spiritual dimensions of human experience.