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In T.S. Eliot's 'Murder in the Cathedral', what is Thomas Becket's ultimate realization regarding spiritual pride?
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- 1That the purity of an action depends solely on its public political outcome.
- 2That human intentions are irrelevant, as fate alone determines moral worth.
- 3That noble intentions always guarantee moral righteousness.
- 4That even the desire for martyrdom can be sinful ('doing the right deed for the wrong reason') if done for pride.✓
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That even the desire for martyrdom can be sinful ('doing the right deed for the wrong reason') if done for pride.
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