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KMID : 0386619970190000139
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Journal of Red Cross College Nursing
1997 Volume.19 No. 0 p.139 ~ p.148
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Wordsworth´s Religion
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What´s most important in understanding Wordsworth´s Religion is to analyze his experience of God the Companion, who was found in Nature just after he returned from France to Lake District. Till then God had been to him a void or no less than the enemy, but when he saw God the Spirit living in Nature, then did he find new hope in humanity and new spirit in Nature. Thus his experience shows us that his Religion is so practical that we may feel secured, for its office encourges us not to break into meaningless pieces by giving power to change sorrow, pain and grief into joy, thangsgiving, and peace.,
In this respect Wordsworth is supposed to be religious. He is not to be labelled a pantheist, a social mystic, a philosophical believer, and a dogmatist who identifies himself with Anglicanism, while some Wordsworthians have thus far insisted so.
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