Lewis once asked, “Why, then, did God give them free will? Because, free will, though it makes evil possible, is also the only thing that makes possible any love, or goodness, or joy worth having.” The reason for God giving us free will is then as simple as that statement. If one is forced to do something against their will, they aren’t going to have any strong positive feelings or hopes from what they are being forced to do...
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If one is forced to do something against their will, they aren’t going to have any strong positive feelings or hopes from what they are being forced to do. However, if one has to make the choice themselves, they will naturally put much more heart into it because they truly believe in what they are doing...
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A White heron I think it was a great short story but could be very interesting if the author had continued the story and followed Sylvia through her life. It would be great to follow her through her adult life and maybe continue a relationship with the hunter...	2 / 318
A White Heron The pine tree that Sylvia climbs is also a phallic symbol. It shows a relationship between Sylvia and nature and how they are interdependent on each other...	3 / 567
White Heron Question 35) o ‘Dear loyalty, that suffered a sharp pang as the guest went away disappointed later in the day, that could have served and followed him as a dog loves! Many a night Sylvia heard the echo of his whistle haunting the pasture path as she came home with the loitereing cow...	2 / 391
Critical Analysis of White Heron As a child she has no “need” yet for a man. She has been taken out of the city into the backwoods where she has no need for societal norms and she is still developing (in all sense, as a female and as a person)...	6 / 1461