In Robert Burns' poem "To a Louse," the congregation's reaction to Jenny's gesture—when the speaker notices a louse crawling on her bonnet during church—reveals a mix of amusement and social judgment. The people around her are oblivious to the louse, highlighting their superficial concerns about appearances. This moment serves as a critique of societal pretense, as the speaker reflects on the irony of human vanity and the often-hidden flaws that lie beneath the surface. Ultimately, it underscores the theme of humility and the folly of social status.
Robert Church has written: 'Accidents of murder'
Robert Reed Church was born in 1839.
Robert Reed Church died in 1912.
Robert Kress has written: 'The church' -- subject(s): Church
St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church was created in 1945.
Robert Kennedy Memorial Presbyterian Church was created in 1794.
Depends entirely on the people and the church.
Harry Robert Smith has written: 'The church for you' -- subject(s): Episcopal Church
Robert Heavener has written: 'Credo' -- subject(s): Church history, Church of Ireland, Church of Ireland. Parish of Dunganstown, History
Robert D. Troutman has written: 'Your church' -- subject(s): Church of the Nazarene, Doctrines
Giving a stipend is not necessary (if it were that would be the sin of Simony) but it is a nice gesture because you have made 'extra use' of the church, its facilities, and the Priest.
Robert Schumann was baptized as a Protestant Christian but he was not particularly religious and did not have a strong connection to the church throughout his life.