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…on the specifically Christian doctrine of the incarnation: God is indeed invisible and indescribable in his essence, but when the Son of God became man, he voluntarily assumed all the characteristics of created nature, including describability'(Meyendorff 21…

…the pallets and quickly jumped in to the wagon almost forgetting Carine and Bonny. His eyes almost became as big as apples when he saw the huge rock coming down the hill. Then all of a sudden the boulder halted like an invisible hand had stopped…

…or privacy, a invisible wall is slowly being built. It is the nature of man kind to defend for themselves and to keep things that want to be a secret stay a secret. It is also a tendency for people who want to try to fix the relationship or to find out what…

…and invisible dust dry and acrid in the nostrils, we saw a long strand of iron-gray hair”(856). Throughout this story Faulkner portrays Miss Emily as once important but shows her gradual downslide into a deluded, monstrous old lady who cannot distinguish reality…

…and free so it is not available for the historical figure of womanhood or girlhood through the contemporary period. How Sula represents the issue of gender is, the invisibility of the women or girls even to be girl children and to be female as uncomfortable…

…of bewitchment put into motion the forces that would ultimately result in the death by hanging of 19 men and women. In addition, one man was crushed to death; 17 others died in prison, and the lives of many were irreversibly changed. To understand the events…

…to the gentlemen representing the Board of Aldermen, and it is noticed that she is wearing a thin gold watch chain. It is not until a lull takes place after the spokesman announces the purpose of their visit, that they then,"... could hear the invisible watch ticking…

…because he knew he was invisible and no one could harm him. So he was getting away with all types of murders. So in order to stop killing people he becomes a writer to calm himself and to keep himself busy. The second part of the book is told by a Susan…

…justly and are going to be arrested, not to resist. He implies that it will make the people think if it is worth arresting and wasting time on a just man. Therefore in that sense Thoreau is not breaking the laws by which he lives. Socrates was not trying…

…The argument of the Republic is the search after Justice, the nature of which is first hinted at by Cephalus, the just and blameless old man. Socrates then discusses it on the basis of proverbial morality and Polemarchus, then caricatured…