Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Thoughts of Genesis

Genesis 1 and 2, both from the Bible, are written in a unique way. Repetition is a technique used frequently, such as "and it was good," and starting most of the sentences with 'And.' The verbs used in this passage are descriptive and it is obvious that this was written thousands of years ago. Although it is descriptive, the sentences are very simple and the vocabulary is easy to understand, in order for everyone to be able to comprehend it. The story of Genesis makes me think that God "made" women so a man wouldn't be lonely and would be able to participate in sexual activity. It also says that "they shall be one flesh," but I think that gives the impression that a man and a wife have to be almost the same person. I believe that every person deserves independence. I do not think anything from the Bible should be used in court. First of all, not everyone believes in the same religion or even a religion at all. Bringing religion into court is unfair. Everyone has the same rights and laws, no matter what they believe in. Personal beliefs should be left outside of the courtroom and should not be mentioned. Religion should be left out of all governmental matters.

4 comments:

Sarah I said...

I agree that nothing from the the bible should be used in a court case that may relate to people with different religious beliefs. I like how you made the connection of how it was easy to understand so that anyone not matter what age they are, would be able to understand it and also believe in it to from an early age.

Emy L said...

JACKIE!! I thought that was a very good blog thing! You did a very good job telling what you thought and i agree with sarah, anyone who reads it can understand it, even me! haha

Ryan said...

I like what you said about everybody deserves there own independence because I completely agree.

Austin said...

Jackie I agree with you. Religous beleifs should have nothing to do with court cases. A document from what people in one religon believe in should not decide if someone goes to jail or not.