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... true , that threw a whole new light both on God's position and on Eve's . And Eve could not know that it was untrue , or even suspect that it might not be true , in her innocent state . Is it morally culpable to be unsuspicious ? The ...
... true , that threw a whole new light both on God's position and on Eve's . And Eve could not know that it was untrue , or even suspect that it might not be true , in her innocent state . Is it morally culpable to be unsuspicious ? The ...
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... true account , least he returning chide , Doth God exact day - labour , light deny'd , I fondly ask ; But patience to prevent The murmur , soon replies , God doth not need Either man's work or his own gifts , who best Bear his mild yoak ...
... true account , least he returning chide , Doth God exact day - labour , light deny'd , I fondly ask ; But patience to prevent The murmur , soon replies , God doth not need Either man's work or his own gifts , who best Bear his mild yoak ...
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... true in all of Hopkins's poems - is never a deus ex machina , because Hopkins through his idiom and imagery makes clear that God only emerges because he has been there all the time . Writing religious poetry in an age when the most ...
... true in all of Hopkins's poems - is never a deus ex machina , because Hopkins through his idiom and imagery makes clear that God only emerges because he has been there all the time . Writing religious poetry in an age when the most ...
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