1. Flannery O'Connor's View of Southern Theology
... , are closer to salvation because they are in the spiritual realm: they are Evil and are fighting a religious battle within themselves- their belief or disbelief in Christ is a matter of life and death- (375). For instance, in the title story, an escaped convict, The Misfit compares himself to Christ. He felt he was misunderstood. "It was the same case with Him as ... " the main character, Hulga is assumed to be the "bad guy" at first. She is rude and snobbish, but very intelligent. She is also an atheist with a wooden leg. A Bible salesman came to visit Hulga and her mother. He seemed ve...
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