Sinner is the Saint in The Heart of the Matter by Graham Greene

The sinner outlines the confrontation of moral responsibility in Graham Green 's "Material Heart" in Graham Green' s 1948 novel "The Heart of Matter" by Graham Green. This story outlines the dilemma of a principal person himself, who can not fulfill his responsibility for his wife and God. Scoby is a commissioner of a direct police assistant who has few incomes, few friends, little dissatisfaction with his wife's chances of improving his life. When he worries even more, he must either choose a religious and moral sense of value, or obey his mind.

The difference between wise and sinners is that sinners live according to the flesh and saints live according to the Holy Spirit (Romans 8: 4). The sinner lives in his sin, and the saint kills his sin (Romans 8: 13). There is still a large constant gap between the two. "This is not what you are doing, it is not the result of your work, it is the gift of God, no one can boast," I humbly acknowledge. Like other people, "We have the same grace as sinners of grace, but by faith we can unite as loving brothers in a blink of an eye and in a blink of time. Jesus saw that enemies could become brothers, Jesus was commanded more clearly in Matthew 5: 44, 45, so that you can be a son, as your father is in heaven Please pray to. "In other words, wear your father's personality.

The sinner outlines the confrontation of moral responsibility in Graham Green 's "Material Heart" in Graham Green' s 1948 novel "The Heart of Matter" by Graham Green. This story outlines the dilemma of a principal person himself, who can not fulfill his responsibility for his wife and God. Scoby is a commissioner of a direct police assistant who has few incomes, few friends, little dissatisfaction with his wife's chances of improving his life. When he worries even more, he must either choose a religious and moral sense of value, or obey his mind.

British author Graham Green (1904-1991), probably known for his mysterious novel, also wrote religious novels. The theme of the Gospel is in "Center of Matter", "Power and Glory", "Monster Don Quixote", "Tenth Person", and the focus of this article - "The End of the Event". Although it is presented in a clearly discontinuous way, the plot of "the end of the event" is simple. One writer, Maurice Bendrix, interviewed Sarah Miles, an attractive wife of a civil servant, gained in future novels to improve the true details. Good development of senior government officials. It can be predicted that Ben Derricks fell in love with the respondent and started an affair relationship with her.