'Response to Lanston Hughes Salvation Essay\r'

'I have neer say a book by Langston Hughes prior to instruction disperse of the book â€Å"Salvation” in my side of meat class. My first thought of the part I teach was that it was genuinely interesting and very raise and very shocking that I can be so into Mr. Langston Hughes feelings and writing. As I read paragraph by paragraph I could feel the hairs standing up in the back of my head with thrill and enthusiasm. The paragraph in which he describes his feeling of why he was crying and his doubt for Jesus was all in like manner familiar in my younger years of life.\r\nI was very interested in this part be pay back I felt his pain and confusion for having such(prenominal) noble expectations and be lyingfs from what people explained what would happen when he was saved and it fit a big disappointment and caused doubts when nonhing happened. on that point are many people that have the equivalent exact reactions and feelings that Langston Hughes character had felt w hen Jesus neer appeared and the peer pressure of everyone waiting for him to stand up and say he take onn him was forced upon him to lie.\r\nNot except did his character stand there and wait with excitement and curiosity, he also held up the service refusing to lie that he had seen Jesus and was saved. When you read that particular part of the story when he was waiting you can signalize that he was refusing to be like his friend and lie, he rather had wait to see if Jesus would come down and everyone would be right ab appear what should have happened. Since this did not happen the way it was told to him since he was small it causes study doubt not only in his family and his associate degree church members but in his religion and his self.\r\nLangston Hughes spirit can change to be a divers(prenominal) person in the future because of disappointment, doubt and having to bechance into peer pressure to lie at such a young age. He may never find his Belief in Jesus again, He ma y never debate in his church service again, He may have self-doubt and believe he was not worthy enough to be saved, He may think everything that was told to him was all do up or he may counterbalance believe it’s alright to lie because he got away with it that day in church.\r\nIn my opinion, The esprit de corps of the story is that Langston Hughes character fell into a belief told by many so many generation that when the story did not come true he didn’t know what to believe in anymore. I was very impressed with this part of the book that I read, I have decided to go out and by the book to read the whole book. I am always very excited round reading a good book that I feel I would either be adequate to relate to or that is very realistic and exciting to read.\r\nI will go to the library and find up all Langston Hughes books and glimpse through them and see if they are all similar and then perchance I will start a order of his books. I am very glad My profe ssor chose for us to read the part of â€Å"Salvation” cause it open my eyes to a new reason I will be looking former to read his books.\r\n'