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Freedom is something I take for granted.
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Freedom is something I take for granted. It is something I have come to expect and abuse. Unfortunately the writers I will be exploring were not afforded this luxury. David Walker, Maria Stewart and Frederick Douglas all share the common thread of religion in their works. The thread of religion is explored in various ways by the authors; but they all seem to use soul, brutes, the bible, historical references, and Christianity to define their situation in life. Soul, what is soul and who or what has a soul? First to understand soul you must first understand what a soul is "the spiritual, rational, immortal substance in man which distinguishes him from brutes, the part of man that enables him to think and reason, and which renders him a subject to moral government. Such is the nature of human soul that it must have a God an object of supreme...
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