Loss Of Faith Research Paper

In this world, there are so many different beliefs and religions that people follow. People tend to rely on those beliefs/ religions when something unexplainable occurs. When the hurricane somehow came to Charleston and hit the History Department but left the English Department with no scratches, people would respond in different way. Some would question their faith/religion or others would just even accept the fate. The people in the history department where confused after the damage since they were the only ones who suffered. While pondering a Hebrew, a Babylonian, and an Egyptian man came to assist the History Department. Each of the men had different reasons in which why the English department didn’t suffer any damage. The Hebrew man whose religion came from the bible explained to the History Department how God has a plan for everybody. He then went on how God could be testing the faith of the History Department like he did with Jonah and the whale. In this story God basically gave Jonah a task but instead of completing it he tried to flee to a different country. God of course knew about his plans so he had a whale swallow his whole. God knew the task was difficult but wanted to see how Jonah’s faith would be inside the …show more content…
In his religion, the gods are typically chaotic and unpredictable. They believe in different gods who control different things in the world. For an example if there so happens to be a tsunami the god who controls the sea would be at fault. The Babylonian people also do not question the unexpectable since most of the gods act in an unpredictable manner but they could assume that someone could have done something to cause the god to become angry. Basically, someone in the history department could have ticked off the gods. The only thing the man could say is that the god of wind, Enlil, was at fault. Enlil is the god of wind, air, earth, and storms. He would be the only god to have control of the