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Passive voice, normative statement, non sequitur.  Not needed.

Passive voice, normative statement, non sequitur.  Not needed.

And why isn't his contempt for Christianity mentioned?  The King and the Duke, in Huckleberry Finn are obvious jabs at Christianity and organized religion in general.  I quote from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_twain Wikipedia]:

And why isn't his contempt for Christianity mentioned?  In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Huck constantly grapples with how he'll go to hell if he doesn't turn Jim in to the authorities.  And the way the king and the duke dupe the religious people into giving them money can be seen as obvious jabs at Christianity and organized religion in general.  Also, I quote from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_twain Wikipedia]:

"In later years, Twain's family suppressed some of his work which was especially irreverent toward conventional religion, notably Letters from the Earth, which was not published until 1962. The anti-religious The Mysterious Stranger was published in 1916, although there is some scholarly debate as to whether Twain actually wrote the most familiar version of this story. Twain was critical of organized religion and certain elements of the Christian religion through most of the end of his life, though he never renounced Presbyterianism[19]"

"In later years, Twain's family suppressed some of his work which was especially irreverent toward conventional religion, notably Letters from the Earth, which was not published until 1962. The anti-religious The Mysterious Stranger was published in 1916, although there is some scholarly debate as to whether Twain actually wrote the most familiar version of this story. Twain was critical of organized religion and certain elements of the Christian religion through most of the end of his life, though he never renounced Presbyterianism[19]"

   --[[User:WOVcenter|WOVcenter]] 03:16, 10 March 2007 (EST)

   --[[User:WOVcenter|WOVcenter]] 03:16, 10 March 2007 (EST)