Shakespeare and the Christian View of Man

2Ibid actual grace Allardyce Nicoll Angelo Antony and Cleopatra Antony's attitude awareness basic behavior Calvinist characters Christian doctrine Christian teaching Christian theology Christian thought Christian view Claudius and Gertrude concept concupiscence conflict contrition Cordelia Council of Trent crime death Desdemona dispositions divine doth dramatic Duke's Edgar Edmund essential ethical evil expressed fallen human nature flesh genuinely gift Goneril and Regan Hamlet heaven Hooker human action I-II Iago Iago's indicated influence Isabella justice King Lear Lady Macbeth Lear's London man's nature Measure for Measure mercy mind moral murder natural law necessity of grace norm notes Othello passion Pelagian perfection portrayed prayer present psychological reason reference rejection repentance sacrament Saint seems Shakespeare Shakespearean Tragedy sinner sins situation soul spiritual movement statement suggests supernatural order thee theme theologians theological teaching theology of grace Thomas Aquinas thou tion Tragedy virtue York