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Caryll Houselander and Elizabeth Ann Seton: A Comparative Analysis
Introduction
Religious faith is manifested in many ways due to the underlying dynamics that informs it. The distinction between devotedness and those living a wild life is often a predicate of one's personal experiences and the nature of social interactions that one sustains. Time and again, living a life full of faith demands much devotion and dedication, something that is much deeper than simple conformity to religious anticipations (Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati 1). One’s psychological preparedness is often crucial to assist in weathering the social, economic, and political impediments that could drive one out of it. Usually, social events such as sufferings play an important role in increasing a person’s religious faith. However, it is the ability to relate such experiences with the scripture and to read manifestation of Christ in them that is more important. The religious life of Caryll Houselander and that of Elizabeth Ann Seton are both prominent, and studying the distinction between the underlying forces that shaped each of their religious lives of the two women would shed more life on the …show more content…
This process began with mystical healing and the discovery at the French Catholic church. Caryll is described as having a mystical gift of visions that gave her strong sensitivity and ability to relate physically with the pains of others (Houselander 2). Carryll could see Christ in other peoples. Besides, she had learned to accept sufferings as having a capacity to make us Christ-like. Elizabeth did not have such gifts like this one, but had developed a strong psychological sense of Christ in every of her trials. Despite the differences, each of them had learned and acquired the psychological tendencies that ultimately helped to fill their spiritual
Caryll Houselander and Elizabeth Ann Seton: A Comparative Analysis
Introduction
Religious faith is manifested in many ways due to the underlying dynamics that informs it. The distinction between devotedness and those living a wild life is often a predicate of one's personal experiences and the nature of social interactions that one sustains. Time and again, living a life full of faith demands much devotion and dedication, something that is much deeper than simple conformity to religious anticipations (Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati 1). One’s psychological preparedness is often crucial to assist in weathering the social, economic, and political impediments that could drive one out of it. Usually, social events such as sufferings play an important role in increasing a person’s religious faith. However, it is the ability to relate such experiences with the scripture and to read manifestation of Christ in them that is more important. The religious life of Caryll Houselander and that of Elizabeth Ann Seton are both prominent, and studying the distinction between the underlying forces that shaped each of their religious lives of the two women would shed more life on the …show more content…
This process began with mystical healing and the discovery at the French Catholic church. Caryll is described as having a mystical gift of visions that gave her strong sensitivity and ability to relate physically with the pains of others (Houselander 2). Carryll could see Christ in other peoples. Besides, she had learned to accept sufferings as having a capacity to make us Christ-like. Elizabeth did not have such gifts like this one, but had developed a strong psychological sense of Christ in every of her trials. Despite the differences, each of them had learned and acquired the psychological tendencies that ultimately helped to fill their spiritual