Religion and Literature

Introduction

Literature and the feeling of faith, as well as a sense of faith and religion, the relation between literature and religion, an intimate relationship because of the nature of poetry both religions stems from the essence of the human self. Faith comes from the heart and feeling just as is the case with poetry and literature. Literature and religion aimed at values ??such as moral and humanitarian Graduate, and the realities of a spiritual constant. In general Art is inherent in connection with the basis of religion in the spaciousness of tolerant breeding, and the divine revelation that motivates a person to faith and asked eternity and be the truth (Jeffrey, 45).

Origins of Literature and Religion

Literature and religion arise from the same basic sources. Religion is the relationship that man has become final. It refers to a substance that underlies the phenomenon, as well as with the duty of a person because of it being a universal and eternal. He worries, too, with questions, what, where, when. Literature and the final analysis is a fundamental relationship itself: we try to explain, justify, reconcile, interpret, and even to comfort and console. Homeric poems imbued with the religious atmosphere of fear, obedience, eternal, and acknowledgment of the gods in human affairs. A significant place was the hands of religion in Greek tragedy. La Divina Providencia, eternity, universality and immutability of the law, the certainty of punishment, and guarantee fees represent the main force in the three Greek tragic bosses. It was less impressive, however, the meaning, the poems of Virgil to swim in the air of mystery and religious views. Great works of Lucretius, De Rerum Natura, which expressed the human mind in its attempts to penetrate the secrets of life. Mythology and non-Christian peoples of the North, and the literature of the medieval village, refers to the existence and work of the gods. In Norse mythology, religion and literature are united in a great extent (Hinnells, 439-440).

Discussion

In the essence of all religions and tradition, Valjohr constant, is the humanitarian ideals and virtues, the supreme, and thus the essence of religions and unite together on one thing is that religions are one religion and its goal of unity of all human beings. The tradition Fmnger varies depending on the age and environment Etwarth from fathers to son's customs and laws. Similarly, the great poetry written in any language essentially one urging the virtues and seek to achieve the highest ethics:

Had it not been enacted through the hair Drey

Ela where builders bear Makarem

(Abu Tammam)

Valharae bone, without exception, believes in the unity of the universe and Bembda create universes, and perhaps the message is real hair to sing a song of life, thank and praise God, creator of things (Thomas, 28-29).

Poet and writer of the old times - as is the case with him in every era of the periods of history - he has to be a reason for the fun of the spiritual in every sense ...