| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Yet much of Horgan's fiction, and especially Things As They Are, is an expression of O'Connor's habit of being: that spiritual intuition that allows us to see life, not simply as one damn thing after another, but as a dramatic arena of temptation and fortitude, creation and redemption, sinfulness and grace a cosmic drama being played out here and now, a drama in which God is producer, scriptwrit
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