Another student argues that ostensible openness can actually produce closure, invoking a line of thought similar to The Closing of the American Mind.
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Closure
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A student says reading His Dark Materials broke a vague Christian heaven-and-hell framework and replaced it with a more equal afterlife vision in which closure and responsibility must be found within this world.
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"Actually, I don't think homosexuality means that they're embracing everything and openness. I think it actually means the opposite. There's a book called The..."
"...am hurt are no one's fault but my own and any closure that i can find i have to find within this world because..."
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