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The Delicate Ideas Of Moral Law During The British Victorian Era

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“Truths physical have an origin as divine as truths religious” (Brewster). During the British Victorian Era, between 1837-1901, a period transition occurred in the belief and aspects of religion and human life. The transformation in the ideology of society was brought about due the Industrial Revolution, economic changes, labor working conditions, and laws protecting human rights. Literature would affect this period by illustrating these specific deviations in social thought and perceptions. Religious perceptions would be directly challenged by Victorian Literature. Individuals began to believe in the idea of moral law versus the concrete ideas of religious doctrine. Before this era, the written word of the Bible was truth and a set of historical
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