A student says Dante can move beyond resentment by embracing destiny and treating fate as part of his purpose.
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Acceptance
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"Yeah. Because his... To follow on to the... His fate is part of his destiny. So if he embraces his destiny, I think that..."
"...so if you look at today yes there is openness and acceptance but at the same time the only thing about election anạt okay..."
"...That's what faith is. Faith is one of compliance, one of acceptance. And what Dante says is like, no. Everything comes from imagination. Faith..."
"...love of any one thing, it'd be the love of the acceptance of this sacrifice and the suffering in this life of Jesus."
"...Victorian moralists had defined as self -abuse, but rather through self -acceptance, his understanding that naturalness of his desires, and asserting his right to..."
"...lot of brochures. They want to sell you on wanting the acceptance. Right? They want you to accept their acceptance. Right? So usually, you..."
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