I had a writing assignment and I figured to do it on the song "This Godless Endeavor"
Just received the grade back and got a 270/300 which is an A! I thought I should post it on here and see what you fuckers think of it! Enjoy!
A World Ruled By Absurdum
Frances Babbage, a professor at the University of Sheffield, once said, Realism provides only amoral observation, while absurdism rejects even the possibility of debate. Todays world can relate to this because of all the argument of which faith is the exact one to follow. This develops new wars are racial issues that are unjustified. It seems to be that no one can allow there to be more than one correct answer, but instead let what they believe should be a fact. Warrel Dane, singer of the American metal band, Nevermore, discusses in the epic song, This Godless Endeavor, how absurdum is going to eventually destroy mankind. He explains how in the beginning no one listens to others ideas and due to this he feels lonely. Later on he expresses how absurdum leads to chaos and no one will stop questioning things that are impossible to answer. Lastly, he mentions how he is fed up with people creating new ideas which would lead to violence. Warrel Dane believes that the only way to find the answer to faith is in the afterlife.
It is obvious that when no one is heard no problems are solved. Warrel Dane expresses how no one listens to each other when he says, Here we are at the crossroads, standing face to back, Still afraid to see our eyes (Dane). With all the chaos occurring in the world he thinks that the world is a last resort. Warrel mentions how he feels, helpless and alone, trapped on the third stone with the third stone being the earth (Dane). The world wont stop and realize that they have created a world of absurdum. This leads to the world flying, through this godless endeavor [trying] to explain the black forever (Dane). The black that Warrel mentions is all the unknown answers that people try and search for, yet they are unable to discover them. All he wants to understand is why people cant step back and start over by taking baby steps. Taking baby steps is the only way to accomplishing something. If the world took little steps at a time to understand themselves as individuals something might be answered.
Unfortunately, no one is willing to take baby steps to find answers. Instead they decide to be selfish and think that what they believe is right. Warrel has realized that, our organic equation has shown its flaw (Dane). The organic equation he is talking about deals with an attempt, the equation, that tries to equal out all different believes, the organic factor, in order to result in some kind of agreement. Since people wont take part in the attempt it has become flawed. He then questions if the world can, agree to disagree on the concept of god (Dane). Warrel thinks that the only way to solve this problem is to agree to disagree which is the best solution in most arguments. Of course, its human to debate about various topics, but its not necessary to go the extra mile by introducing violence to the argument. Warrel believes that people are blaming science for killing the idea of religion. He is appalled by this and makes the statement, Thou shalt not question, the role of science is not to eliminate god (Dane). Science can be more dominant than religion when it comes to the creation of life. When science has a reason for something that religion doesnt they use god as an explanation for the black. Warrel is now becoming sick of the way people are building up hate over the topic of religion.
Warrel Dane has come to the point of stopping his questioning because the questions he asks will most likely never be answered. He makes it clear that, no testament, prayer or diseased lament can heal [his] wounds (Dane). In his opinion, he thinks that its pathetic how people can believe that those ideas that have no proof of being successful. Warrel sees how mankind is corrupting itself over things that are impossible to answer. To be experiencing all the cruelty going on the world he pleads to whatever higher power there is to, hide your face and watch us exterminate ourselves over you (Dane). Warrel is about to meet his death and while he is living his last moments he says to himself, welcome to the end my friend, the sky has opened (Dane). Warrel has finally experienced what he has wanted to his entire life which was to die and find out the real answer with a solid true basis.
It is unfortunate how people have created this world to create beliefs and argue them with other beliefs to develop high levels of absurdum. The sad part about this is that people cant leave what they believe as a belief and instead point it out as a fact. With many people doing this with many beliefs people start wars over what they belief. If we lived in a world of realism where people could agree to disagree on the topic of faith then there could be a bigger chance of creating world peace.
Just received the grade back and got a 270/300 which is an A! I thought I should post it on here and see what you fuckers think of it! Enjoy!
A World Ruled By Absurdum
Frances Babbage, a professor at the University of Sheffield, once said, Realism provides only amoral observation, while absurdism rejects even the possibility of debate. Todays world can relate to this because of all the argument of which faith is the exact one to follow. This develops new wars are racial issues that are unjustified. It seems to be that no one can allow there to be more than one correct answer, but instead let what they believe should be a fact. Warrel Dane, singer of the American metal band, Nevermore, discusses in the epic song, This Godless Endeavor, how absurdum is going to eventually destroy mankind. He explains how in the beginning no one listens to others ideas and due to this he feels lonely. Later on he expresses how absurdum leads to chaos and no one will stop questioning things that are impossible to answer. Lastly, he mentions how he is fed up with people creating new ideas which would lead to violence. Warrel Dane believes that the only way to find the answer to faith is in the afterlife.
It is obvious that when no one is heard no problems are solved. Warrel Dane expresses how no one listens to each other when he says, Here we are at the crossroads, standing face to back, Still afraid to see our eyes (Dane). With all the chaos occurring in the world he thinks that the world is a last resort. Warrel mentions how he feels, helpless and alone, trapped on the third stone with the third stone being the earth (Dane). The world wont stop and realize that they have created a world of absurdum. This leads to the world flying, through this godless endeavor [trying] to explain the black forever (Dane). The black that Warrel mentions is all the unknown answers that people try and search for, yet they are unable to discover them. All he wants to understand is why people cant step back and start over by taking baby steps. Taking baby steps is the only way to accomplishing something. If the world took little steps at a time to understand themselves as individuals something might be answered.
Unfortunately, no one is willing to take baby steps to find answers. Instead they decide to be selfish and think that what they believe is right. Warrel has realized that, our organic equation has shown its flaw (Dane). The organic equation he is talking about deals with an attempt, the equation, that tries to equal out all different believes, the organic factor, in order to result in some kind of agreement. Since people wont take part in the attempt it has become flawed. He then questions if the world can, agree to disagree on the concept of god (Dane). Warrel thinks that the only way to solve this problem is to agree to disagree which is the best solution in most arguments. Of course, its human to debate about various topics, but its not necessary to go the extra mile by introducing violence to the argument. Warrel believes that people are blaming science for killing the idea of religion. He is appalled by this and makes the statement, Thou shalt not question, the role of science is not to eliminate god (Dane). Science can be more dominant than religion when it comes to the creation of life. When science has a reason for something that religion doesnt they use god as an explanation for the black. Warrel is now becoming sick of the way people are building up hate over the topic of religion.
Warrel Dane has come to the point of stopping his questioning because the questions he asks will most likely never be answered. He makes it clear that, no testament, prayer or diseased lament can heal [his] wounds (Dane). In his opinion, he thinks that its pathetic how people can believe that those ideas that have no proof of being successful. Warrel sees how mankind is corrupting itself over things that are impossible to answer. To be experiencing all the cruelty going on the world he pleads to whatever higher power there is to, hide your face and watch us exterminate ourselves over you (Dane). Warrel is about to meet his death and while he is living his last moments he says to himself, welcome to the end my friend, the sky has opened (Dane). Warrel has finally experienced what he has wanted to his entire life which was to die and find out the real answer with a solid true basis.
It is unfortunate how people have created this world to create beliefs and argue them with other beliefs to develop high levels of absurdum. The sad part about this is that people cant leave what they believe as a belief and instead point it out as a fact. With many people doing this with many beliefs people start wars over what they belief. If we lived in a world of realism where people could agree to disagree on the topic of faith then there could be a bigger chance of creating world peace.
