GSU 2224

Listening for God in Fiction

This course includes the reading and discussion of literary fiction written by American and international authors. Students will focus on listening for the author’s perspective of God and on understanding God through nature, other people (both positive and negative), church traditions, food, etc. Attention will be given to conflict, character development, plot structure, point of view, irony, and symbolism, to develop in readers an appreciation for storytelling. This course fulfills the General Studies literature elective requirement.

Units: 3.0