Which theme is commonly addressed in the writings of both Julian of Norwich and Catherine of Siena?

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The belief that salvation depends on communal bondsThe theory of the separation between body and soulThe portrayal of God as having a sensual natureThe notion that God is detached from human love

Explanation

Both Julian of Norwich and Catherine of Siena emphasize the idea of a sensual God in their works, highlighting the intimate and experiential relationship between the divine and humanity. They do not primarily focus on salvation through community, body-soul dualism, or God's separation from human love.