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What do saints and angels and christ symbolise in the utopian vision

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Answered by haaileyyy

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Answer: Fraternity

Explanation: The saints, angels, and christs symbolizes fraternity in the utopian vision.

So, the correct answer is "FRATERNITY"

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Answered by HarshChaudhary0706

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The saints, angels, and christs symbolizes fraternity in the utopian vision.

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