Please check w/ my essay

belly
Tue, 05 Aug 2008 06:17:41 +0000

Topic comes from Barron 2400:
Work informs us about people’s character. For those in the workforce, the majority of their hours are taken up by playing various work roles in society. To an extent, which roles they play and how those roles are played reveals their nature.
Assignment: Does an individual’s profession define his or her character and moral fiber?

Can a doctor be a malicious person? Can thug mobs fooling around on streets everyday be docile at heart? They can. All the things happen. Therefore, an individual’s profession cannot define his or her character and morality.
If knowledge is spared aside, morality is what still left in each person. People climb on the ladder of promotion chiefly by their knowledge. Nixon,a former US president, showed his evil intent vehemently in the Vietnam war. George W Bush, the present one, have left Iraq citizens leave in fear in the meaning less destruction for over four years. Though both may achieve high IQ scores, they did not attain very high degrees in their moral success.
Have you ever notice the antagonist in most Western comic books come from an upper position, or at least have a so- called “good job”? The scarecrow, Batman’s foe, is a lawyer. He was not by any means, humble, however. Instead, he stood up against Batman- the vigilante of Gotham and finally be beaten by our protagonist. Lawyers, doctors, football players or even drivers and sweepers, all can be complacent or kind at heart. That is why we have the word “snob” in the English language to insinuate pretentious folks.
To encapsulate, profession can only define a person’s knowledge yet fail to do so with virtue. This holds true through history, animation, movies and almost every aspect that reflects the nature of society. There is no book to judge, especially on the spiritual side.