... of the novel Celie resumes her faith in God, but a different kind of God. Her talks with Shug, her letters from Nettie, and her overall happiness with life helps her decision. She addresses her final letter to God. "Dear God. Dear stars, dear trees, dear sky, dear people. Dear Everything. Dear God" (pg 292). Her new God represents life and all that ... is good in the world. Thinking of God in this new light Celie is able to feel closer to ... walls they made me feel very small and unhappy, so I took them down. Even the picture of Christ which generally looks good anywhere looks peculia...

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... of questions directed at the "Tyger". Throughout the poem, Blake questions the "Tyger" (evil) as to whom, where, and how it was formed. Lastly, Blake finishes by questioning the very existence of the "Tyger." In the poem, Blake paints a picture of a higher power through creating the "Tyger." In the first stanza, the central question of the poem is what & ... quot;immortal" being or force could create such a creature. The "immortal hand or eye" references sight and God's ... evil (the Tyger). In the final stanza, Blake is re-stating the central question while raising the stakes. In the po...

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... Edwards depicts the crucial scene of Hell. The damnation never stops; the pit turns into a raging fire; the furnace swallows the flames. All these images describe a severe picture of how torturous Hell is, which is so intense that it scares people, especially non-Christians. Furthermore, such images warn the wicked people who still have no faith in God that they will be condemned to Hell. The final time could ... be come in a year, a month, or a day. It's quite important for the sinners to have their own first ... great awakening. Edwards also successfully scared the sinners with the i...

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