As for God, it was easy to think kindly of Him in a paradise like Indian Hill. It was something else in Newark-or Europe or the Pacific-in the summer of 1944.
The quote reflects a contrast between two vastly different experiences of life and faith. In a blissful setting like Indian Hill, it's effortless to have a positive view of God and life. This idyllic paradise allows for an easy appreciation of divine presence, suggesting that comfort and beauty can naturally inspire spirituality and gratitude.
However, the author highlights a stark shift when considering harsher realities in places like Newark or during...
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