Question

1. read the passage and answer the question. some view our sable race with scornful eye, their colour is a diabolic die. remember, christians, negros, black as cain, may be refind, and join th angelic train. —excerpt from on being brought from africa to america by phillis wheatley what does phillis wheatley say that blacks and whites have in common? both can commit diabolically evil acts both believe in angels both are capable of finding gods salvation both can offer prayers to the same god

Explanation:

The line "May be refin'd, and join th' angelic train" implies that Blacks, like Whites, can be refined and reach a state of grace, which is a form of God's salvation. It suggests that both are capable of spiritual elevation and finding salvation.

Answer:

both are capable of finding God's salvation