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A 10 page paper on the importance of St. Teresa of Avila’s “The Interior Castle.” Bibliography lists 1 additional source.
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of her work and of her existence. She has been ranked with some of the greatest spiritual writers of all time, and is regarded as nothing short of a genius
in relationship to her work "the Interior Castle." This work is designed to walk the faithful through the castle, which is actually a journey towards a very powerful and real
relationship with God, through humility and spiritual enlightenment. St. Teresas work is one that is incredibly enlightening, and powerfully supportive and illustrative in relationship to the faithful and their
relationship with God. It is not an abstract work that simply tells people how to behave, but simply and clearly and intensely walks the reader through the steps one can
take in developing a more connected relationship with God. It does not speak in such terms that the reader, either then or now, feels lost and confused about the idea
of theology. The following paper illustrates how St. Teresa honestly, realistically, humanly pulls the faithful into a position wherein they can understand
and comprehend a deeper and more meaningful relationship with God. The paper then illustrates how, regardless of time period, St. Teresas instructions are as powerful and real in the strong
secular world of today as they were in her strongly religious time of the 16th century. Her words and instructions are valid and beneficial for anyone of any time and
thus indicate a timeless sense of connection with God. The Interior Castle: Offering a Connection to God From the very beginning of the text the reader can
really find ways in which they can relate to St. Teresa and thus connect with her and her position. She claims that, "Rarely has obedience laid upon me so difficult
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