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Metaphors for Divine Love

Metaphors for Divine Love

Canute uses metaphors of the sun, weather, and snow to grasp the priest’s idea of divine love. These elements of nature are indiscriminate and impartial, symbolizing the ideal of universal, unconditional love that the priest aspires to understand and emulate.

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