Compare And Contrast Anne Bradstreet And Jonathan Edwards And The Puritans

After his education he became a Puritan minister then after he became a church pastor after his grandfather died. Bradstreet and Edwards share the same Puritan faith on how much God is important for them, but the show different styles of write by using unlike word combinations and tone. In Puritan faith God is important to them; however, Bradstreet shows God as a loving, caring and giving type of person while Edwards portrays him as an angry and enraged person. Bradstreet writes about everything that happened to her and how God has cared for her. In

A Preacher named Jonathan Edwards wrote a sermon about all of the people that walk on this earth are sinners and are going to hell. A women named Anne Bradstreet let her homesick imagination store of learning, for the glory of God and for the expression of an inquiring mind and sensitive. Now is there a God that is presented in Jonathan Edwards and Anne Bradstreet work? For these two authors, they were working on the same base as a Puritanism, for the intended messages. There are so many differences between Jonathan Edwards and Anne Bradstreet even though their beliefs are the same like they must be obedient

She openly confesses her love for Robert Browning in Sonnet XLIII pondering “How do I love thee?” Before continuing to launch into an overwhelming exegesis of the bounds of her love for him and finally concludes “If God choose, I shall but love thee better after death” demonstrating the strong belief in religion during the Victorian era as opposed to the worship of material possession we see in society today. She believes that God’s power over the body and soul of a person in death is the only thing that is stronger than the love she exudes for Robert, but she still hopes that her love will only grow in the afterlife as she believes true love lasts forever and never changes in sonnet XIV “Thou mayst love on, through love’s eternity” the repetition of love highlights the significance of love to Barrett-Browning and refers the timelessness of love in which she believes, a life after death, she uses this to demonstrate her devotion to love and her belief in faith, which was key to the Victorian

This is perhaps most important as they help his argument the most. In the letter, Banneker alludes to the Bible and the declaration of independence. Alluding to these texts is very effective, because they are important to Jefferson, since he was a religious man, and helped write the declaration of Independence. He uses the declaration of independence to argue against slavery when after quoting it, Banneker says to Jefferson that, even though you were convinced that god created all men equal, you still own slaves. He is basically calling Jefferson a hypocrite and making him question his morality.

Throughout the entire story we can see that Mrs. Turpin thinks of herself as a Christian and a religious or spiritual being. This is stated several times before she confronts her maker shortly before the end of the story. She works on the assumption that she is somehow deserving of her place in life and grateful that she has not been placed lower and in the dimension of niggers and white trash, or to the worse of the worst, the place reserved for the trashy niggers. For her, being what and where she is can be attributed to the God she prays to and for that she is genuinely grateful. She realizes that all God 's children are destined for heaven regardless of the color of their skin, the amount of money or land they have, and their mental state only after their sins have been forgiven.

The puritans were a faithful and religious type of people. They always believed that things that happen to them happen for a reason by God. Studying several author’s works from a single time period enables readers to have a better understanding of their way of life. Even though Anne Bradstreet and Jonathan Edwards (sermon) were both puritans, their distinctive writings and persuasive tactics differ greatly. In Anne Bradstreet’s poem “Upon the Burning of our House” accured on July 10, 1666, it discusses how symbolical and emotional she was because of the destruction of her own house.

Ethel Song is the author of the poem “Spoken Into Creation” which talks about believing in God’s words. The poem is about how important the words are for Song and how in life people stole them from her. “Spoken into creation” talks about the challenges that come when people lose faith. Song had to fight in order to remember how strong she is with God. The poem uses faith to show how no matter what happens in life the words that god gives everyone are forever.

Viewers observe integrity between the allies Katniss, Peeta, Meg, and Finnick in the arena who work together to survive, friendship between Peeta and Katniss in and out of the games, and loyalty between Katniss, her family, Gale, and Peeta. In addition, another noteworthy Biblical character quality is that of self-sacrifice. When Meg realizes that she is slowing everyone down and endangering them, she willingly sacrifices herself in the poisonous fog so that she would not hinder them any longer. Through these and many other actions throughout the story, the producer clearly and exquisitely illustrates a Biblical moral tone of sympathy and honor for the brave and faithful citizens, and hate for the oppressive, wicked, and selfish rulers. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire embodies all the aspects of an invigorating, suspenseful, and morally positive

And while it almost broke him, he prayed and God assured him that his children were in a better place. The Puritans were always afraid of death and scared that they would go to Hell. So, Puritans made every effort to be the best they could be in the optimism that they were one of the Elect chosen by God. But, Taylor knew that he was of the Elect and that his children would ascend to heaven as well. The Puritans viewed death as a blessed relief from the judgments of this world into the blisses of everlasting life.

The Spiritual Passion of Emily Dickinson Witnessed in Her Life and Poetry D. Ans Angel Dr.M.Natarajan PhD Research Scholar Assistant Professor Department of English and Foreign Languages Department of English and Foreign Languages Alagappa University Alagappa University Karaikudi Karaikudi Emily Dickinson, who always viewed as a rebel against religion orthodoxy by critics, too wrote on spiritual life. The outside world condemns her to be unconventional; her inner experience with the word of God shows her true love for Almighty. She is a practicing spiritualist. Most of her poems talks of the union of human soul with God and the eternal life. The objective of