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What does Macbeth attribute the downfall of his life to?
What does Macbeth attribute the downfall of his life to?
- Crossing paths with undesirable people
- Blaming his wife's guilty conscience
- Walking past devil-worshipping witches
- His destiny prewritten since birth (correct)
Why is Macbeth fearful and tormented despite the witches' prophecy?
Why is Macbeth fearful and tormented despite the witches' prophecy?
- The awakening of Birnam Wood
- The fear of Macduff's revenge (correct)
- His guilt over his actions
- His own doubts about fulfilling the prophecy
What action does Macbeth plan to take after winning the battle?
What action does Macbeth plan to take after winning the battle?
- Mercy towards all soldiers
- Seeking forgiveness for his deeds
- Restoring peace and order in the country (correct)
- Reconciliation with Macduff
How does Macbeth aim to prove his fearlessness after winning the battle?
How does Macbeth aim to prove his fearlessness after winning the battle?
What are the corporal works of mercy mentioned in the text?
What are the corporal works of mercy mentioned in the text?
According to Pope Francis, what additional act of mercy can be added to both corporal and spiritual acts?
According to Pope Francis, what additional act of mercy can be added to both corporal and spiritual acts?
What did Jesus Christ urge us to do in relation to mercy?
What did Jesus Christ urge us to do in relation to mercy?
What are some instances mentioned in the text where Jesus prayed?
What are some instances mentioned in the text where Jesus prayed?
How is the Eucharist considered the highest form of prayer?
How is the Eucharist considered the highest form of prayer?
Explain the significance of set prayers like the Peace Prayer of St. Francis.
Explain the significance of set prayers like the Peace Prayer of St. Francis.
What does the word 'mercy' denote in the context of the text?
What does the word 'mercy' denote in the context of the text?
According to St. Teresa of Avilla, whose body and hands are used by Christ to answer the needs of the sick, lonely, and hungry people?
According to St. Teresa of Avilla, whose body and hands are used by Christ to answer the needs of the sick, lonely, and hungry people?
What values are reflected in the prayer of St. Francis of Assissi mentioned in the text?
What values are reflected in the prayer of St. Francis of Assissi mentioned in the text?
How does self-respect, as mentioned in the text, contribute to living out one's Christian identity?
How does self-respect, as mentioned in the text, contribute to living out one's Christian identity?
In what ways does the text emphasize the importance of being instruments of peace and love, according to St. Teresa of Avilla and St. Francis of Assissi?
In what ways does the text emphasize the importance of being instruments of peace and love, according to St. Teresa of Avilla and St. Francis of Assissi?
