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Pructus Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Ask amiss
Distinctions therefore must be made between true healing and its faulty counterpart. The world of opposites is healing's place, for what in Heaven could there be to heal? As prayer within the world can ask amiss and seeming charity forgive to kill, so healing can be false as well as true; a witness to the power of the world or to the everlasting Love of God.
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Dear Members and Gurus!!
The underlined part is so difficult to me.
To me, it should be "and seeming charity forgives to kill", not "forgive" but "forgives".
That part doesn't make sense to me, grammatically.
What is the structure of the sentence?
Or is it simply wrong writing?
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Dear Members and Gurus!!
The underlined part is so difficult to me.
To me, it should be "and seeming charity forgives to kill", not "forgive" but "forgives".
That part doesn't make sense to me, grammatically.
What is the structure of the sentence?
Or is it simply wrong writing?
Top answer
pructus The underlined part is so difficult to me. And for me; it is pseudo-spiritual gobbledlygook. However, 'forgive' is presumably a bare infinitive: '..
- pructus The underlined part is so difficult to me.
- And for me; it is pseudo-spiritual gobbledlygook.
- However, 'forgive' is presumably a bare infinitive: '..
- '
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pructusThe underlined part is so difficult to me.And for me; it is pseudo-spiritual gobbledlygook. However, 'forgive' is presumably a bare infinitive: '..prayer can ask...and charity [can] forgive...'
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