This is what I was taught and it is what I remembered, its what I live my life based off of till this very day. I grew up believing in the same idea that there is a heaven and hell and that one day were all going to die and wake up to be judged by god.
For example he states “In the middle ages when men believed physical existence of hell the site of fire must have meant something different from what it means today (Berger pg8).” Their perception of hell and other people\'s perspective now may be different because of what they learned and experienced versus what we learned and experience.Īs a child I not only learned these things from my parents but the mosque I started attending from a very young age. Berger explores how different people can perceive an image in their own way depending on their own personal experiences and understandings of life.īerger begins the book by explaining how many times we see things that are not actually there. Actuality becomes meaningless at that point and as the human mind evolves an individual today has a completely different explanation of what an image may mean from someone from one thousand years ago or even someone from one hundred years ago.
Every image has a story or a more intensive meaning than what you many see on the outside because the creator saw the world differently.
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