they would fulfill a duty to eradicate the heresy of earthly life.

For two
thousand years the gods
have heard that life is too difficult to meet their
needs. Brecht shows what can actually be
expected from the return of the gods.
Wang tries to mediate between gods and mankind as a
representative of human
society, but there are other things to think about mankind. The gods can't
even
find a way to stay with them; they are dependent enough on people, as important
as men let
them be.

The gods represent stagnation and oppose

their inertia for any social change. Shen Teh's
benevolence, as proof of his
thesis that they can be good to anyone in the established world, is
also useful
for the family who fed Shen Teh. Like the trees, Wang mentioned, she cut them
down
because she was useful. But she again grew in the form of Shui Ta,
becoming dual, an example of
Luther's statement that man is always just and
sinful at the same time. In Luther's thought, the
conflict was resolved by
divine grace, promising deliverance from the sins necessary for human
life and
not forgiving the sinner. Shen Teh expects something like this from the gods
when she
admits that as a poor man she was too young for their project.

But there is no grace to give them. The gods,

by their incredible generosity, enable Shen Teh to
transform himself completely
from a marginal petty bourgeoisie (self-employment with no
capital) (capital
involved in business assets; no employees) and from there to Shui Ta, a
capitalist
(wage-labor). Exploiter) turns into. But at the same time his
natural benevolence is associated
with virtue. She is supposed to live by
divine law in order to let go of divine superstitions
uninterruptedly.

In fact, God's main task seems to be to look

for the qualities of the people he encounters. When
they look for goodness,
generosity, and honesty, they are confronted with people who have all the
evils
and think that there is no salvation. When a poor prostitute takes the gods
inside, it seems
that there is some hope for mankind and the gods give her some
money to start a life that can lead
to prosperity. However, it did not work out
as the gods had hoped, and many tragic events Popular Posts
followed. The third God is one of
the gods who came down to earth to determine if there really
are any good
people on earth. Where the first God often concentrates solely on carrying out Project work (Class-XI) -
missions, and the second God blaming humanity for their own problems, the third
God is Dramatization of a Story
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probably the quickest world to advise the most sympathetic to man and to
lend a helping hand to
the corpse. The third God is a little more nervous and
insecure than their countrymen but
SYLLABUS Class XI (English B)
nevertheless promises to find prosperity in
humanity.
WBCHSE
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