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Posted by Richard Billingsley on April 25, 19101 at 09:30:15:
A lot of people consider Emerson to be a
transcendentalis, but I believe him to be a religous,
or spiritual, writer. A couple of months ago we read
some of self reliance in school and i got hooked.
my friend got me a book for Christmas. They, of
course, taught us that he was a transcendentalist. As
I started to read his book, The Essential Writings of
Ralph Waldo Emerson, I realized that he was realy into
religion. Many of you will say that that is just
because of his past. Well, I've heard people that have
been turned away from religion and they certainly don't
talk like that about it. He refers to God so much in
his writing, in a good way. I'm a Christian and his
writing really hits home. It reflects what the Bible
says, exactly. Why he turned away from the church, I'm
not sure. He was around at the end of the purist age
and I don't even agree with them, so he might of
turned away from the church because of that. His Aunt,
who was a hippicritical purist, also had a negative
empact on him. Any combination of these and other
problems could have turned him away from the church.
I believe that he turned away from the church, but
deffinitely not God and his writings prove that.
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