Prompt 1
In the first chapter the two questions
"Who are you?" and "Where does the world come from?" are
sent to Sophie in the mail on a normal afternoon. Sophie takes these questions
to a whole new level when she starts to over think why she has been asked these
questions and what they are supposed to mean to her. She thinks of who she is and how she is important to the world we
live in. She cannot come up with an answer for these questions leading her into
deeper thought and questioning why somebody would send her these questions.
If I were to answer the first question “Who are
you?” I would say something like this: I am Zoe Fisher. I was born with birth
defects that made it a slim chance of me surviving. Yet with everything I went
through when I was little, I lived through it and have been healthy, with some
complications throughout the years. Since I have survived I believe there is a
bigger purpose for why I survived, if there was not I would not have made it. If I were to answer the second
question “Where does the world come from?” I would have answered it like this:
The world was made by God. I feel as if God was somewhat lonely in this huge
universe and he needed company. He created us to live and have a reason in
life, yet he made it so we need him to do so. When he created Adam and Eve he
gave them everything they needed to be successful in life, but told them not to
disobey him. When Eve disobeyed him things instantly changed for the human race
causing us to become mortal to die for all the sins we were going to make in
our life. Since that was decided for us from the beginning of our birth, God
wanted to make it so that we could live. That is when he sent Jesus to suffer
for us and let us live an eternal life with him because he cares for us.
Ultimately, he created the world so that we could live with him and love him
and keep him company.
Good first response here. I like your take on why God created man. "he was lonely in this universe."
ReplyDeleteGood length here, and it seems like you grasped the ideas mentioned in the first chapter and relate them well to your beliefs.
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