Young Goodman Brown Religion Analysis
Few things can stir passion, ignite anger, or form allegiance quite like religion. Multiple religious affiliations, belief systems, and experiences have created a myriad of feelings toward religion.
Literature addressing religion or aspects of religion is teaming with passion and seems purposefully to stir the emotions of others.
Different ways religion is depicted
A lonely battle – young Goodman brown
Love and knowledge – 1 Corinthians 13 and in reality, he does not speak of religion directly but the context comes from where 1 Corinthians 13 is found: the Bible.
Awakening – both - albeit opposite awakenings
The faithful – deceitful – young Goodman brown – miserable – young Goodman brown – the awakened – young Goodman brown – the awakened – 1 Corinthians – need love – 1 Corinthians
Motivated by love – both
Motivated by fear – young Goodman brown
Loss of innocence – …show more content…
There are two main ways this might play out, depending on how much you have to say about each of the things you are comparing. If you have just a little, you might, in a single paragraph, discuss how a certain point of comparison/contrast relates to all the items you are discussing. For example, I might describe, in one paragraph, what the prices are like at both Pepper's and Amante; in the next paragraph, I might compare the ingredients available; in a third, I might contrast the atmospheres of the two restaurants.
If I had a bit more to say about the items I was comparing/contrasting, I might devote a whole paragraph to how each point relates to each item. For example, I might have a whole paragraph about the clientele at Pepper's, followed by a whole paragraph about the clientele at Amante; then I would move on and do two more paragraphs discussing my next point of comparison/contrast—like the ingredients available at each
Literature addressing religion or aspects of religion is teaming with passion and seems purposefully to stir the emotions of others.
Different ways religion is depicted
A lonely battle – young Goodman brown
Love and knowledge – 1 Corinthians 13 and in reality, he does not speak of religion directly but the context comes from where 1 Corinthians 13 is found: the Bible.
Awakening – both - albeit opposite awakenings
The faithful – deceitful – young Goodman brown – miserable – young Goodman brown – the awakened – young Goodman brown – the awakened – 1 Corinthians – need love – 1 Corinthians
Motivated by love – both
Motivated by fear – young Goodman brown
Loss of innocence – …show more content…
There are two main ways this might play out, depending on how much you have to say about each of the things you are comparing. If you have just a little, you might, in a single paragraph, discuss how a certain point of comparison/contrast relates to all the items you are discussing. For example, I might describe, in one paragraph, what the prices are like at both Pepper's and Amante; in the next paragraph, I might compare the ingredients available; in a third, I might contrast the atmospheres of the two restaurants.
If I had a bit more to say about the items I was comparing/contrasting, I might devote a whole paragraph to how each point relates to each item. For example, I might have a whole paragraph about the clientele at Pepper's, followed by a whole paragraph about the clientele at Amante; then I would move on and do two more paragraphs discussing my next point of comparison/contrast—like the ingredients available at each