Wadson Janvier

10/25/2010

English Lit

Ms. Hazel Phillips

                                        The Religions of the Utopians

        In More’s ideal city which he refers to as utopia, all utopians don’t share the same belief. More

stated, “There are different forms of religion throughout the island, and in each particular city as well.”

These worshipers adopted different form of physical element to portray as their god; among them some

worship the sun, the moon, and others the planets. There are many among those sects who even

worship man as their god. In this imaginary city the author is focusing more on the Christian sect, who

give honor to the only true God of the universe.

        Utopians believe life after death divided into two parts, one part is eternal enjoyment; where

individual is rewarded for the goods he had done while living. Another word the person who received

the eternal joy has to practice self- sacrifice during his life on earth, and of course the individual life

must have been humility, benevolence, and self-denial. The other part is hell, where individuals who

practiced wickedness on earth will be punish for the deeds they committed. For those who practice

good while they were living utopians don’t mourn for such persons, a matter of fact, utopians are happy

for such death. After burial utopians went home and spoke of the goods that individual had done

throughout his life. Utopians mourn bitterly for individuals who lived a wicked life.

        In utopia the priestly office is consider the highest post in the whole country. A priest had to

been chosen or elected by secret popular votes, Utopians believe that avoid partisan among the people.

There thirteen priest for each city; those who have been elected are consider honorable me and it is

very rare to find any crookedness in a priest.



        Utopians celebrate every month of the year, they divided the months according to the orbit of
the moon and they measured the year by the course of the sun. utopians celebrate the first and the last

of every months, they called the first day Cynemerns and the last day trapemerns which mean in our

language first-feast and last feast. In utopia everyone live peacefully wealth is not a concern for the

people in utopia.

Utopia

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    Wadson Janvier 10/25/2010 English Lit Ms.Hazel Phillips The Religions of the Utopians In More’s ideal city which he refers to as utopia, all utopians don’t share the same belief. More stated, “There are different forms of religion throughout the island, and in each particular city as well.” These worshipers adopted different form of physical element to portray as their god; among them some worship the sun, the moon, and others the planets. There are many among those sects who even worship man as their god. In this imaginary city the author is focusing more on the Christian sect, who give honor to the only true God of the universe. Utopians believe life after death divided into two parts, one part is eternal enjoyment; where individual is rewarded for the goods he had done while living. Another word the person who received the eternal joy has to practice self- sacrifice during his life on earth, and of course the individual life must have been humility, benevolence, and self-denial. The other part is hell, where individuals who practiced wickedness on earth will be punish for the deeds they committed. For those who practice good while they were living utopians don’t mourn for such persons, a matter of fact, utopians are happy for such death. After burial utopians went home and spoke of the goods that individual had done throughout his life. Utopians mourn bitterly for individuals who lived a wicked life. In utopia the priestly office is consider the highest post in the whole country. A priest had to been chosen or elected by secret popular votes, Utopians believe that avoid partisan among the people. There thirteen priest for each city; those who have been elected are consider honorable me and it is very rare to find any crookedness in a priest. Utopians celebrate every month of the year, they divided the months according to the orbit of
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    the moon andthey measured the year by the course of the sun. utopians celebrate the first and the last of every months, they called the first day Cynemerns and the last day trapemerns which mean in our language first-feast and last feast. In utopia everyone live peacefully wealth is not a concern for the people in utopia.