It teaches christians how to live with the god; how to have a peaceful life in the community; how to enjoy your life without sin; and how to get more to know God to have the faith in God. Ann gave us an example: some people burned the bible in Indiana, but it didn’t affect what the Christian believe. In Christianity, Bile is a book to tell people how to live, and all words in the Bible are love words from God. Everyone in Christianity believes the Bible. She said, “If you burned the Bible in front of me, I would still love you, I would not have hated you for this terrible behavior because you are still good for me even if you don’t believe in God, and I will still give all my love.
The Puritan’s deep-rooted principle of personal righteousness greatly influenced the social, economic and political development of the New England colonies. They put a great deal of importance on a productive and prudent lifestyle. Robert Keayne, in his last will and testament wrote, “…I have not lived an idle, lazie
She becomes the outcast in the town after having to wear the letter “A” on her chest as her punishment. With that she didn’t allow such a symbol to change the person she is and didn’t allow that to determine her identity in society. Dealing with the punishment of sins can reveal your true identity and reveal how strong of a person you truly
The poor little girl kept refusing and running away from him so he doesn’t get near her sexually. But being the crucial person that he is, he refused to stop but actually aimed to break her rebellious spirit, without recognizing that she is a human being with feelings and desires. On the other hand, Dr. Flints wife was a church woman, but was as insensitive and brutal to her slaves
As well as rules for when, how often they must worship and go into the community. Nonetheless, they believe that this is a necessity in their life and for their salvation. While speaking to both of the people that were interviewed they seemed to have almost the exact answers as the other. This religion is very strict and does not have room questions nor does it have room to have different answers. They all read the same material, and as it is in my paper earlier even questioning what they are told has severe consequences.
I couldn’t believe after I hurt myself and was almost in tears because of pain she wanted to yell at me and call me names like it was my fault. I was shocked about how selfish and uncaring she was being. She wasn’t at all worried about how I felt or anything to that nature only herself missing out on a few extra hours of good time. This reminds me of Jack because there were times where he didn’t care about the wellbeing of the rest of the group there, he just wanted to hunt and kill. Jack wasn’t into getting saved or keeping safe on the island, he wanted to be in charge and make sure people knew he was boss.
Expository Essay In The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, the magistrates of the Boston colony penalize Hester Prynne by forcing her to wear a letter A on her breast, intending to isolate her from society and call attention to her sin. I feel that the letter did exactly what they anticipated. First of all, the letter did isolate her. It made Hester an outcast in almost every aspect and life for her was difficult. Second, she was looked down upon, and known to everyone as a sinner and nothing more.
Seriously the unnecessary use of those words to an extensive amount, I could almost guarantee you that there was a swear word on every page. Another point is the sexual content in this book I find is extremely inappropriate for our age group. I may not of had to read it out loud but I was defiantly not fair to the students uncomfortable with it, I can n barley see people kiss without feeling like I’m invading their privacy. So all in all I did not appreciate those scenes and would recommend not be in our reading criteria. This book is actually banned from some schools in the United States.
She was forced to wear a public symbol of shame and was shunned to the outskirts of society. The Puritan society is the true antagonist of this story because they alienated her from their culture and branded her as an adulteress. Throughout the entire book, Hawthorne follows Hester and the other characters in the aftermath of Hester’s punishment. Except, couldn’t this of been avoided if she was never punished at all? The extent of Hester’s punishment ran into the very fabric of the town.
Why would the traders/crew go below deck if they hated all those there and only if they had to? They would never offer to ‘perfume’ the room, they hated the slaves and wanted them to suffer as much as possible without them dying and one way was for them to stay in their own rotten