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... human condition.2 The Feast of the Assumption emphasizes particular aspects of Mary's religious significance . In her humanity , she is the tabernacle or " shrine " of Christ ; what is miraculous about her is her purity and freedom from ...
... human condition.2 The Feast of the Assumption emphasizes particular aspects of Mary's religious significance . In her humanity , she is the tabernacle or " shrine " of Christ ; what is miraculous about her is her purity and freedom from ...
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... human condition — with his triumphal and Christian one . The two poems provide two perspectives on human experience : the one profane , seen in terms of the secular year , its fifty - two weeks and the ages of man , and the other seen ...
... human condition — with his triumphal and Christian one . The two poems provide two perspectives on human experience : the one profane , seen in terms of the secular year , its fifty - two weeks and the ages of man , and the other seen ...
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... human ears , Keats nevertheless has faith that such a world can be accommodated , in part , to human comprehension . In a related act of faith , Wordsworth had earlier recalled contemplative rustics who did not have the benefit of ...
... human ears , Keats nevertheless has faith that such a world can be accommodated , in part , to human comprehension . In a related act of faith , Wordsworth had earlier recalled contemplative rustics who did not have the benefit of ...
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