Synthesis Essay: The Role Of Religion In Writing

Hi, Stephanie! I want to commend you for an admirable but courageous decision made in opting towards discussing faithfulness and religion, and pertinent beliefs, within the nonfiction thesis on which you’ll be working. Has anyone, at any point, said you should opt against incorporating religion and faithfulness, and pertinent beliefs—and associated issues—into what you write? If so, did you ever find yourself thinking about the reasons motivating them to do so? Again, if so, did you decide to ignore their advice? Did you take such advice to heart? Did you ever omit faithfulness and religion during the writing process for one or more works of yours due to someone telling you it’d impact sales/readability for the worse? Did someone ever tell you no one wants to read a story along those lines? I’m desirous of reminding you about how all elements are capable of getting made to act within what you write, including religion and everything—positive, negative, neutral—accompanying. Much pertinent towards those innumerable, chances are multitudinous advice made over the years opposing incorporating religion in writing became manifest due to overuse, if not use exuding heaviness of hands, involving religion within novels. But, writers should not abandon one of the most solid sources usable to fuel what motivates characters and contributes in wonderful ways towards settings and tones due to how one writer or …show more content…
But, opting against overdo is not meant for implying that religion should receive removal altogether. Which other topics exuding broadness receive such frequent ignorance within literary composition? It’s hard to think of a few. Additionally, although religion does exist as one categorization within writing, this is not to imply how—should you incorporate elements of faithfulness within your stories—they’d experience automatic insertion in such