Religion and Sin
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- Religion and SIn
- Christianity in Victorian Society
- Evangelicals: beg for repentance from God
- Utterson reads "dry divinities" before bed
- Focuses on work and not on social life- Evangelical
- Utterson reads "dry divinities" before bed
- Strong hold over Victorian morals and behavious
- Religious tendencies
- Jekyll reads religious texts
- Utterson reads "dry divinities" before bed
- Focuses on work and not on social life- Evangelical
- Lanyon feels that science and God should be seperate
- Religious symbolism
- Jekyll and Hyde: Angel and devil
- Biblical idea of eternal struggle
- Jekyll's "original elil" emerged, demonstrating the "savage" sde among humans
- Biblical idea of eternal struggle
- Jekyll and Hyde: Angel and devil
- Sin
- Jekyll believes sin is the "burden of his life
- Creates Hyde to rid himself of "extrenuous evil
- Jekyll is a "secret sinner"
- Hyde is the "spirit of hell"
- Jekyll believes sin is the "burden of his life
- Evangelicals: beg for repentance from God
- Religious references
- Israeli Tabernacle
- Said to house God
- " blot out that immaterial tabernacle which I looked to it to change"
- Wants to use his body for experiments
- Experiment with God
- Said to house God
- Experiment with God
- Wants to use his body for experiments
- Battle of Phillipi
- The winners, Antony and Octavius, released those who would assassinate Julius Caesar
- "Captives at Philippi"
- Hyde release from his "cage" causes destruction
- Babylonian Finger
- Had that wrote out death sentence for King Belshazzer
- "Babylonian finger on the wall"
- Jekyll has set himself against God
- Foreshadows Jekyll's death
- Evokes feelings of doom
- Expains Jekyll's mental state of conflict
- Israeli Tabernacle
- Christianity in Victorian Society
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