Christian literature refers to written works that explore themes related to the Christian faith, including spirituality, morality, and the teachings of Jesus Christ. This genre encompasses a wide range of formats, such as novels, poetry, essays, and theological texts, often aiming to inspire, educate, or provoke thought among readers. Historically, Christian literature has played a significant role in shaping cultural and religious thought. Notable works include The Bible, which is the foundational text of Christianity, and writings by authors like C.S. Lewis and John Bunyan. These texts often reflect the beliefs, struggles, and experiences of Christians throughout history.