Abstract

Religion is one of the most important themes in Robert Browning’s poetry, and it has attracted many readers, whose goal is to re-examine the truth about the poet’s attitude towards religion. The purpose of this research is to explore the poet’s concept of religion and demonstrate how this is reflected in his poetry. This paper demonstrates that Browning fluctuates between faith and doubt, and yet he is clearer and more confident of his faith than his doubt. In general, Browning’s faith mainly stems from his personal conviction, while his doubts spring from his surroundings in the Victorian society.

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