Describe the period based on medieval literature

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The middle ages have often been referred to the "age of faith". Does this generalization seem to accurately describe the period based on medieval literature that we have (Canterbury tales, Beowulf, Song of Roland, and Dante's Divine Comedy)?

Why or why not? To what extent is the generalization accurate or inaccurate?

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