The image of spirituality commits to an enormous concept around the world. Many spiritual aspects around the world are the building blocks to a society, community, or even a country. When talking about other countries, spirituality assists the composure of a culture, shaping it to be unique. In the Angelo-Saxon era spirituality was defined as a religion and fate. Angelo-Saxon focused mostly in pre-Christian paganism, which granted them the option to be polytheistic or the idea of worshiping multiple Gods. In Beowulf the poem, their system of religion and fate consist of the Angelo-Saxon tradition, considering the poem was written as a spiritual tradition. The main role of Beowulf in the poem consist of the showing and embracement in his beliefs in fate.
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The end results of fighting the dragon only result in both the death of the dragon and Beowulf. To Beowulf his death supplies to his destiny determined by the gods and contents Beowulf as long as he shows bravery. In the twenty-first century, the idea of religion and fate exceeds the aspects of diversity. Even though humans do not worship paganism as often as before, the common fact in every religion contributes to the idea of one or multiple higher power known as Gods. As the days of Beowulf end and death occurs, Heaney says, “What God judged right would rule what happened to every men, as it does to this day” (2858-2589). This quote simply gives another example of their spirituality. As in today's world, even death attains as an unescapable concept. The only dissimilar characteristic when Beowulf dies contributes to idea of him being splendid with treasure and gold, an idea that helped the economy. The roundabout in Beowulf and human beings applies to the element of no matter what religion or higher power it will perpetually define fate as a set and tenacious idea that cannot be
The end results of fighting the dragon only result in both the death of the dragon and Beowulf. To Beowulf his death supplies to his destiny determined by the gods and contents Beowulf as long as he shows bravery. In the twenty-first century, the idea of religion and fate exceeds the aspects of diversity. Even though humans do not worship paganism as often as before, the common fact in every religion contributes to the idea of one or multiple higher power known as Gods. As the days of Beowulf end and death occurs, Heaney says, “What God judged right would rule what happened to every men, as it does to this day” (2858-2589). This quote simply gives another example of their spirituality. As in today's world, even death attains as an unescapable concept. The only dissimilar characteristic when Beowulf dies contributes to idea of him being splendid with treasure and gold, an idea that helped the economy. The roundabout in Beowulf and human beings applies to the element of no matter what religion or higher power it will perpetually define fate as a set and tenacious idea that cannot be