Two Major Attitudes

In our lives, we often face different circumstances and have different importance to individuals. Whatever the circumstances, we must know that we are responsible for the outcome of these events. What we are familiar with past facts makes it easy for us to justify their mistakes. But this can be counterattacked by a common cliche generated by our own ideas. Based on how we use them to shape our attitudes, everyone has three major internal aspects.

It also talks about the two main attitudes of people, believers and non-believers. Believers are people who embody the same characteristics of God, such as charity, honesty, care. More importantly, they are afraid, worship, thankful. Unbelievers are said to be "deaf, stupid and blind," and it is said that they do not know anything. They suppress parts of the Bible and kill the Apostles of God. On the day of liquidation, God will not forgive these people, their will will only be "shameful punishment" for them.

The attitude towards the god of the hero is also different in the two tragedies. This attitude is defined by two cultures, which also influence the depiction of Medea. The myth described in tragedy belongs to Greek religion. God is very important for these religions, and Euripides explains this attitude in his tragedy. In his tragedy, the statue of God is powerful and powerful, and Medea then obeys God. She knew that she committed a crime, so she was waiting for punishment. In the tragedy of Euripides, God is regarded as supreme authority, and Medea reflects this attitude. In Seneca's tragedy, attitude to God is different. Seneca used the myth of Greek mythology and his attitude towards the gods is not as obedient as Euripides. Seneca's attitude towards the Greek gods made his media stronger. Media doubts the existence of God and even faces them