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The central theme in T. S. Eliot's 'Murder in the Cathedral' (1935) is true martyrdom. What does the term 'martyrdom' refer to in the play?
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- 1The reconciliation between earthly and spiritual authority
- 2The pursuit of personal glory or political gain
- 3The absence of conflict between Church and State
- 4An act of submission to God's will, not personal glory or political ambition✓
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An act of submission to God's will, not personal glory or political ambition
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