Christianity and "the World"

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David Martin challenges conventional secularization narratives by exploring the intricate relationship between Christian thought and English poetry. He examines how this connection has evolved over time, focusing on individual poems and poets from Spenser and Shakespeare to T.S. Eliot and Geoffrey Hill. Through his sociological lens and deep appreciation for poetry, Martin reveals the lasting significance of religious themes in English literature, offering fresh insights into the works of renowned poets while highlighting the complexities of secularization.