1/3 Which of the following describes two themes from "The Battle Hymn of the Republic"?
A. God is opposed to war, and He will do everything in His power to end it
B. God will always oppose slavery, and He will fight alongside those who oppose it.
C. God brings rewards to those who fight in His name, and He will defeat everyone else in war
D. God is present even in dire the most circumstances, and He will fight alongside those with a righteous
purpose.

Option D. "God is present even in dire the most circumstances, and He will fight alongside those with a righteous purpose." describes two themes from "The Battle Hymn of the Republic".

The poem "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" was written by American poet Ju lia Ward Howe using biblical references to talk of American slavery and the fight for independence. The narrative poem alludes to the Bible and addresses themes of God's grace.

The themes of a text are the central topics, issues, or the message that the text is talking about.

This means that themes are what the book or text is/are about.

Howe's poem deals with themes of God's ever-present image, and how there will be the judgment of evil.

But at the same time, she also talks about the historical slavery issue in America and how it is evil in society.

She talks of the soldiers' common enemy, both of the spiritual as well as the physical.

The poem talks of themes about patriotism, God's grace, and the selfless sacrifice of the soldiers, war, etc.

Themes can be about anything, any pertaining and important topic or issue the text deals with. And Howe's poem also has themes ranging from God to war to the patriotism of the soldiers. Thus, the correct answer is option D.

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