After his conversion to Christianity, TS Eliot's works illustrate how drastically his worldview had changed and reflect his love and understanding of Christian principles. For example, through "Journey of the Magi," "Little Gidding," and Murder in the Cathedral, Eliot describes the struggles he experienced during his conversion and walk with Christ afterwards. <Tab/>Using symbolism and imagery in his "Journey of the Magi," Eliot echoes "his state of mind in transition …showed first 75 words of 1031 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1031 total…found a new hope and could stand up against the temptations better than ever. So through Murder in the Cathedral, Eliot describes struggles against and overcoming of temptations. <Tab/>After converting to Christianity, TS Eliot showed how drastically his worldview had changed and reflects his love and understanding of Christian principles through as well as his struggle with sin in "Journey of the Magi," "Little Gidding," and Murder in the Cathedral.