He argues that great art can still command reverence from offended religious authorities because art ultimately comes from God as its source.
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Reverence
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"Yes, like, as I will show you things, the next two cantos, divine comedy is pure heresy, okay? If you are a Catholic church,..."
"...voice alone, he sensed that I had meant to do him reverence. What reason makes you bend your body so, he said, and I..."
"...her service to the day. Adorn your face and ask with reverence that he be pleased to send us higher. Remember, today we'll never..."
"...saw a solitary patriarch near me, his aspect worthy of such reverence that even son to father owes no more. His beard was long..."
"...hands and other signs. He made my knees and brow show reverence. Then he replied, I do not come through my own self. There..."
"...with head bent lows as does a man who goes in reverence. And he began what destiny or chance has let you here below..."
"...Charles and were it not that I am still prevented by reverence for those exalted keys that you had held within the happy life..."
"...he shouldn't be where the demons are and he still has reverence for god i guess a little bit um so the demons"
"...opposing it see what great virtue made that eagle worthy of reverence beginning from that hour when palace died that it might gain a..."
"...can slake my thirst with her sweet drops and yet the reverence that possesses all of me even on hearing only bee and ice..."
"...saw a solitary patriarch near me, his aspect worthy of such reverence that even son to father owes no more. His beard was long..."
"...bands. And other signs. He made my knees and brows show reverence. Then he replied. I do not come through my own self. There..."
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