Alexandre Dumas' The Three Musketeers can be quite complex and it is worth discussing to be sure we understand all of the events and how they interact with each other. View the movie trailer above and post your thoughts about it. Then go on to the next post.
Read the information below and respond in a comment to ONE of the questions. Be sure to restate the question. Chapter 16 Pi’s first visit to a Hindu temple as a child is full of wonderment and worship rituals. He describes the details of the rituals and what they stand for in the religion. He is a very religious man and enjoys it, but explains that fundamentalism is flawed with a story about Krishna disappearing before possessive milkmaids. He mentions both Christians 13 for their trust in love and Muslims for their awareness of God in everything. He makes a very circuitous description of how different the religions are and yet how with a different hat they are completely interchangeable. 1. Pi suggests that “many people seem to lose God along life’s way.” Why is this the case? Is this true of our community/ society? 2. Describe the significant rituals of each of the religious traditions that Pi embraces. 3. Pi says “the universe makes sense...
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