Christian literature
Faith-based published works
Christian literature encompasses writings that express, explore, or are informed by Christian faith and values.
This includes explicitly religious works like devotionals, theological texts, and Bible commentaries, as well as fiction and poetry written from a Christian worldview.
The term covers everything from ancient patristic writings to contemporary inspirational novels.
She reads Christian literature for spiritual growth.
Some works, like those of C.S.
Lewis or Flannery O'Connor, occupy a space between mainstream and Christian literature, appealing to both religious and secular audiences.
- BibleChristian sacred writings
- GospelsCanonical Christ biographies
- gospel messageChristian salvation teaching
- PsalmsBiblical book of songs
- ChristologyDoctrine of the Messiah's nature
Apocrypha · Paradise Lost · hymn singing · Sunday school · Revelation · Eschatology · Left Behind · spiritual warfare · Meditations · daily devotional · Calvinism · grace alone · C.S. Lewis · Pilgrim's Progress · Divine Comedy · Septuagint · church fathers · Dead Sea Scrolls
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