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| − | The Fith Mountains a book of life death and god, displayed the beauty of unity in human diversity. In the story a widow takes in Elijah, a wandering traveler with nothing to give. She risks her reputation to house this prophet. "With the knowledge that the stranger was an enemy of the princess of Tyre, the woman decided to obey. " (37). This shows that humans can help each other if driven or united by a certain cause or enemy. Due to them uniting, she did a good deed to Elijah while becoming closer to her gods. The beuty of this is that by a commoner showing kindness towards an weary traveler, she has impacted his life greater than she will ever realize, and due to the act of kindness, Elijah can continue on with his saga.
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| − | Sources: ''The Fith Mountain''
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| − | Pictures:[[http://bci.org/raleigh/Main/Cover_PowerOfRaceUnity_edit.gif]]
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