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What does "one god determines the fate of human beings" mean in Beowulf text? Give brief explanation!
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What does "one god determines the fate of human beings" mean in Beowulf text?

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In Judeo-Christian culture, one god determines the fate of human beings. In the Anglo-Saxon tradition, there are no gods who are interested enough.

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