The Virtues in Jane Austen

Jane Austen shows us many virtues to imitate, and vices to avoid, in her novels.

Book Reviews—Fun Fiction, Jane Austen with Faith Themes

Light, fun fiction recommendations for the holidays.

Alleluia for Jane's prayers, writings, and faith.

Jane Austen's Genius Guide to Life delightfully explores how Jane Austen teaches Christian virtues in her novels.

Madeleine L'Engle sought to draw people to the light and joy of faith.

Austen used "faith words" ironically in her Juvenilia, to ridicule those who worshiped their own feelings instead of God.

How does Jane Austen use religious words in her early, satirical stories?

Susan Allen Ford's book explores what books Jane Austen's characters read, and how those books connect to Austen's plots, themes, and characters.

Sense and Sensibility reflects biblical themes in Edward and Elinor's story as well as in Marianne's.

Sense and Sensibility often reflects Biblical stories.