| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Through it all, Charles is a good man, but in his world, being good is not enough -- he has to know he is right with God.As Corrigan says in her review: The great achievement of The Pilgrim is the way it fully transports us readers into a Puritan universe informed by the idea of predestination: a world where a decent guy like Charles is anguished every day by the mystery of whether he is saved or d
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