Curiosity of a Child, Mind of a Yoda

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Celina Mae Medina Formal Theme no. 2 9-Neon October 16, 2012 Curiosity of a Child, Mind of a Yoda Objective: To write about a descriptive essay about a chance encounter with a “higher being” using prepositional phrases, adjective and adverb clauses. According to my birth certificate, I am a roman catholic. As a child I was taught how to pray and go to church every Sunday with my family. Whenever I question my parents or my grandparents why should I go to church, they would say that I should give thanks to our blessings as well as pray for those who are in need and less fortunate. My young mind, filled with more questions that I know I should not ask because I know that the adults would just get annoyed and scold me for being noisy during the mass. As I grew older, I was expected to be closer to God, when in fact I felt more confused. I thought there was only one God? Since when did Muslims have their own God? I thought Buddha was just a lucky charm or a paper weight, how come some people treat him like a God? If Greek Mythologies are just stories and not at all real, does that mean the stories in the bible are not real either? For some reason, I just know that I shouldn’t voice these questions out loud because people get frustrated and end up getting annoyed and not answer at all. The time came for me to have my first communion; I was to have some study sessions about God as well as a confession. I those few weeks, I learned the story of Jesus Christ, the importance of the 10 commandments, and many more about morals. I should have been closer to God by then right? But I just ended up being even more confused. How come people have to hide the truth if it would hurt someone? Even if it was a white lie, it is still a lie, therefore a sin, is it not? Through time I learned that the questions I had would have to remain unanswered

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