What Is The Difference Between Jane And Helen's Beliefs About Religion

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The different between Jane and Helen's beliefs about Christianity is Helen believe that everything that is happening is only fate, so she endure all the poor conditions that she must face without complaint. Whereas Jane barely know the religion, she is rebelist because she does not know why what is happening turn out to be terrible for her.

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