Shakespeare and the Book of Common Prayer

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Shakespeare and the Book of Common Prayer

One of the last mysteries left in the study of Shakespeare's plays is the biggest of them all: How do they achieve their particular magic? What can explain their hold over us? One answer to this question

Shakespeare's "Othello:" Iago...Totally Corrupted, Utterly Depraved, Entirely Enslaved and Remorselessly a Rational Madman

Aside from our Biblical, Confessional, liturgical and historic committments, a study in rendered on

Iago, a keen antagonist in Shakespeare's Othello.  Iago appears to be a decretal reprobate from
eternity past.  We submit the following review of Iago, the corrupted, depraved, ontologically
enslaved,  epistemologically enslaved, volitionally enshackled and thoroughly corrupted Iago.