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The recurrent Good Angel and Evil Angel episodes in Marlowe's 'Doctor Faustus' most powerfully foreground which thematic conflict in the play?
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- 1The Augustinian crisis of divided will, where the soul is torn between carnal temptation and spiritual obedience✓
- 2The Erasmian ideal of ethical self-governance rooted in humanist reason and moderation
- 3The Calvinist doctrine of absolute predestination, rendering moral appeal theatrically futile
- 4The Lutheran rejection of penitential hierarchy in favor of individual spiritual autonomy
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The Augustinian crisis of divided will, where the soul is torn between carnal temptation and spiritual obedience
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