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Essay heading: Langston Hughes Salvation, a response
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One can assume that at some point in time, most every member of society has done something of this nature. Whether done instinctive or consciously, this desire to conform and please others is an issue that each individual copes with on a personal level.
Hughes was not fully ready to put his trust in God...
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Though he sat there kneeling, he was not yet humble and truly believing. A subverviant position did not not replace a humble and trusting spirit. The relationship between what we pray for and what we actually get is an apparent theme in Salvation.
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