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For Hammon, the Master's subtly coercive gesture reveals a lack of attunement with divine grace and therefore an ineligibility to assume the role of a Christian leader" (5). He recorded township life and scenes in great detail and with insight and sensitive attunement. Attending promotes the child's attunement to the father--feeling close to and identifying with him, understanding him--and from that comes a receptivity to other fathering influences in one's life such as from father figures, authority figures, and, finally, a recognition of a supreme being or Higher Power as father. |
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