Frances is a curious individual who questions the meaning of human existence and the purpose of life through her studies. As a devout Catholic, she believes that only her religion can truly explain the essence of human life and that life's sole purpose is to prepare for the afterlife. This causes her to frequently debate her classmates, peers, and family, who likely have differing views. The document questions whether such a closed-minded approach prevents one from developing a more logical and reasonable understanding of life.
Frances is a curious individual who questions the meaning of human existence and the purpose of life through her studies. As a devout Catholic, she believes that only her religion can truly explain the essence of human life and that life's sole purpose is to prepare for the afterlife. This causes her to frequently debate her classmates, peers, and family, who likely have differing views. The document questions whether such a closed-minded approach prevents one from developing a more logical and reasonable understanding of life.
Frances is a curious individual who questions the meaning of human existence and the purpose of life through her studies. As a devout Catholic, she believes that only her religion can truly explain the essence of human life and that life's sole purpose is to prepare for the afterlife. This causes her to frequently debate her classmates, peers, and family, who likely have differing views. The document questions whether such a closed-minded approach prevents one from developing a more logical and reasonable understanding of life.
Frances is an inquisitive individual whose thirst for ideas is never sufficed
by the principles presented in school. Often she would question the essence of human existence as well as the value of life. Her quest for understanding the purpose of human life is a study in progress. As a devoted Roman Catholic she would question other creeds and beliefs and think that it is only through the teachings of her religion that the essence of human existence can be genuinely explained. She honestly thinks that the goal of life is entirely about preparing one’s self to face the Creator which in turn causes her to frequently argue with her classmates, peers and even with her family. Point to Ponder: How do you think that this kind of submission fail to open the individual to a more logical and reasonable understanding of life, the self and one’s existence?
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