Barrabas
An infant does not believe in god, it is only after lessons and experiences does the child's belief grow. The doctrines of religion are taught to a young child through his family. As a child he accepts these beliefs without question. It is only with age that the child begins to question the belief in a god. Many young adults question God's existence. It is hard to be a believer when such suffering goes on in the world. To see a child die of cancer or the WTC crumble makes one question god's existence, just as Barabbas questioned God when the girl was stoned. See the girl "with outstretched hands for help, had snatched at his mantle - but not a dinger had he lifted to help her. And he was supposed to be the Son of God! Gods loving son! Everyone's savior!" (p. 73). They find it hard to justify their beliefs when they witness injustices, yet, many wish they could be a true believer for it would make their life easier. There is much comfort to those who are able to be......
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