In Life of Pi, Pi described the Agnostics as a group of people who are uncertain of their belief in God or not. Pi suggest that "doubt is useful for a while" (36). Agnostics show uncertainty of belief but at some point they must take a "leap of faith" and believe or not. The idea that a feeling of uncertain about a fact is helpful for a while shows that our feelings of doubt are only temporary.
Two weeks ago my parents told me that my twenty five year old cousin Mikey had passed away the night before. Doubt filled me. Throughout the next few days my whole family resorted to doubt. Although we could not believe he is gone, doubt was only useful awhile. As his funeral approached we realized quickly that this was now reality. During Life
Two weeks ago my parents told me that my twenty five year old cousin Mikey had passed away the night before. Doubt filled me. Throughout the next few days my whole family resorted to doubt. Although we could not believe he is gone, doubt was only useful awhile. As his funeral approached we realized quickly that this was now reality. During Life