Secular Scriptures

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Exploring the interplay between literature and theology, this work contends that modern poetry has significantly influenced secularization while simultaneously engaging with the notion of divine revelation. Franke posits that secularism is intertwined with religious thought, prompting a reevaluation of poetry's role in expressing theological concepts. The essays delve into the tension between literature and religion, questioning whether literature can supplant religion and whether this transformation signifies a loss or a revitalization of spiritual meaning.