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What does the shepherd’s role in the meadow beside the Delectable Mountains represent?
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The necessity of abandoning worldly responsibilities to continue the spiritual journey
God’s tender care and guidance for the weak and vulnerable
The pilgrims' reliance on strangers for help along their journey
A warning against the dangers of becoming too comfortable in any earthly place
How is the battle with Despair and Diffidence significant for the pilgrims' journey?
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It demonstrates the futility of resistance against evil
It marks a rare instance of violence being necessary in their journey
It signifies the pilgrims’ ability to overcome obstacles through faith and teamwork
It shows that evil can always be easily defeated with physical strength
Which of the following motifs does Mr. Great-heart’s observation about the Shepherds’ welcome of the weak highlight?
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It emphasizes the superiority of physical over spiritual guidance
It highlights the significance of kindness and support for the vulnerable as a mark of true Christian leadership
It suggests that only the strong and capable deserve guidance and support
It indicates that true shepherds can only be found in specific, sacred places
What does the vision of Godly-man on Mount Innocent symbolize?
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The preservation of one's integrity and innocence despite external accusations
The inherent purity of mankind that cannot be tarnished
The futility of maintaining innocence in a corrupt world
The need for constant vigilance to maintain one's reputation
What does Mercy's longing for the looking-glass symbolize?
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The deep need for reassurance and comfort from Christ after facing the realities of evil
The materialistic desires that can distract pilgrims on their journey
The vanity and superficial concerns that can afflict even the most devout pilgrims
The importance of physical possessions in maintaining one’s faith
