I wrote this because Joan needs to be remembered of how much bravery and courage she
had and how much pride she took in what she did for us, and what she did for her country was amazing and had a powerful impact on us.
Joan of Arc was born around 1412. Joan was the daughter of tenant farmer, Jacques, and the daughter of her mother Isabelle Romee.
Her siblings were Pierre d’Arc, Jacquemin d’Arc, Catherine d’Arc, and Jean d’Arc.
Joan was born from a poor family, she was just a peasant. Nothing special. She was born on a little farm, with her family.
Joan’s mother taught her domestic skills and religion, she was known to other people around her for her kindness.
When Joan was growing up and got older, she heard voices coming from God at the age of thirteen. God was …show more content…
Most importantly she was faithful to God and the mission he gave to her. She did this by “never taking her hand off the plow.”
but went to the utmost of her ability to serve God in any given way that she could until the death of her.
Joan of Arc plays so many roles in our lives today.
She can teach us so many things, but to be kind and obey God and what he says and listen carefully because everybody has a purpose on this planet, that’s why we were put here.
“Why do some historians spend so much time on Joan’s gender?”
Joan’s purpose is practical.
She didn’t dress up as a man because of her sexuality or gender, she didn’t choose it. She did it because she was following the rule of God and the mission he gave to her so that she could complete it.
Joan put on male attire because of a few reasons that make complete sense. So that she was taken seriously by the other men around her.
Also because she needed to gain entry into the male society, and gain acceptance by those she had come to
had and how much pride she took in what she did for us, and what she did for her country was amazing and had a powerful impact on us.
Joan of Arc was born around 1412. Joan was the daughter of tenant farmer, Jacques, and the daughter of her mother Isabelle Romee.
Her siblings were Pierre d’Arc, Jacquemin d’Arc, Catherine d’Arc, and Jean d’Arc.
Joan was born from a poor family, she was just a peasant. Nothing special. She was born on a little farm, with her family.
Joan’s mother taught her domestic skills and religion, she was known to other people around her for her kindness.
When Joan was growing up and got older, she heard voices coming from God at the age of thirteen. God was …show more content…
Most importantly she was faithful to God and the mission he gave to her. She did this by “never taking her hand off the plow.”
but went to the utmost of her ability to serve God in any given way that she could until the death of her.
Joan of Arc plays so many roles in our lives today.
She can teach us so many things, but to be kind and obey God and what he says and listen carefully because everybody has a purpose on this planet, that’s why we were put here.
“Why do some historians spend so much time on Joan’s gender?”
Joan’s purpose is practical.
She didn’t dress up as a man because of her sexuality or gender, she didn’t choose it. She did it because she was following the rule of God and the mission he gave to her so that she could complete it.
Joan put on male attire because of a few reasons that make complete sense. So that she was taken seriously by the other men around her.
Also because she needed to gain entry into the male society, and gain acceptance by those she had come to