The Biblical Message of Cry, the Beloved Country

Crying the information of the Bible, my beloved country Ailun Paul, Pa. The book of "Dayton crying, beloved country" is about the white and black on white apartheid policy of isolation excitement and confusion. This book shows the understanding between white and black people how to reform and bring hope to South Africa-wide Ndotcheni, small community, to end mutual fear and invasion. The words of this book reflect the Bible, but there are also some letters and dramas reminiscent of the stories in the New Testament and the teachings of Christ.

A part of "Patriotic", part of prophecy and part of poetry "Cry"? How is the story like Allegory of the Prodigal Son's Bible? How does Absalom reflect another bible metaphor? What is the meaning of Cumarro's son Absalom? Where is the Bible telling the story? The novel has a lot of paradoxes: the son of a pastor of a murderer guilty; a white man for black South African dignity struggled with non-murder, the murder of the son of his father's son was due to the collapse of tribal assembly I helped murder my father together. How do you harmonize these paradoxes? How do they contribute to the richness of the story? Why did Patton make this choice?

Crying the information of the Bible, my beloved country Ailun Paul, Pa. The book of "Dayton crying, beloved country" is about the white and black on white apartheid policy of isolation excitement and confusion. This book explains how understanding between Caucasians and Negroes end mutual fears and attacks and brings reform and hope to Ndotcheni and a small community in South Africa. The words of this book reflect the Bible, but there are also some letters and dramas reminiscent of the stories in the New Testament and the teachings of Christ.

Ellen Parton teaches attitudes similar to the attitude of Christ in "the country of crying love". Christ loves people and leads them to sympathize with friends and enemies. Alan Patong wrote a book with such biblical words to draw people to follow the Bible beliefs. Alan Patton urged the ending of racial injustice, misunderstanding, alienation of blacks and whites. I am investigating racial hatred and confusion from a completely different perspective from most people in the Patton era. Because most people do not experience village life as such landscapes and drafts of Africa, Africa, and because of book issues and most readers' experiences, readers form opinions without bias Then you can see the book Zulu and other problems. People can see the issues discussed in this book from a distance. This makes the book universal