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Majority of people during the Victorian Era were devout christians. Idolising something over God was a sin in Christianity, through contradicting God as Scrooge refrains from being helpful to others but instead idolises wealth. Generosity The novella is set on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Christianity promoted values of kindness and benevolence which Scrooge shows in his journey to redemption. monotheistic. Greed presented as a sin Greed A Christmas Carol In biblical scripture, Jesus was known for showing values of generosity and kindness from verses such as "Love thy neighbour". "a squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous old sinner!" The sins Scrooge does alongside greed explains why he has a miserable life. Belle breaks off her engagement with Scrooge because of his pursuit for money Forgiveness Bob Cratchit showing forgiveness Scrooge receives and asks for forgiveness now that he has become a person of good character Despite Scrooge's harsh treatment towards Bob Cratchit, Bob is still forgiving and welcoming to Scrooge who has redeemed his character. He asks the for the charity workers' forgiveness: "Allow me to ask your pardon. And you will have the goodness" This is also influenced by Scrooge's anonymous donation of a price turkey to the Cratchits "twice the size of Tiny Tim" miro
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