Thought the novel the reader can see that Grants perspective on religion, his relationship with Jefferson and the understanding of each other and his relationship with Tante Lou, Miss Emma, and Vivian changed from the beginning, middle, and end of the novel. At the beginning of the story grant did not have faith in god he was an atheist and although Grant did not believe in god he is still required by the school system to require his class to recite bible verses making his class seem as a church at times. Grant teaching his class religion creates an inner conflict within himself even seeming even to have an annoyance with teaching his class bible verses. Reverend Ambrose a religious man has a critical opinion on Grant who
Thought the novel the reader can see that Grants perspective on religion, his relationship with Jefferson and the understanding of each other and his relationship with Tante Lou, Miss Emma, and Vivian changed from the beginning, middle, and end of the novel. At the beginning of the story grant did not have faith in god he was an atheist and although Grant did not believe in god he is still required by the school system to require his class to recite bible verses making his class seem as a church at times. Grant teaching his class religion creates an inner conflict within himself even seeming even to have an annoyance with teaching his class bible verses. Reverend Ambrose a religious man has a critical opinion on Grant who