Comparison Essay: Similarities Between Music And Love Music

Thomas Paine said, “To argue with a man who has renounced the use and authority of reason, and whose philosophy consists in holding humanity in contempt, is like administering medicine to the dead, or endeavoring to convert an atheist by scripture.” In a world so diverse, it is difficult to find relationships that don’t have conflict. An abundance of these conflicts happen by narrow mindedness towards others cultures. Even though hostility and narrow-mindedness occur, that is not always the case. The possibility of unity with different people are possible, you will even find similarities that you wouldn’t have found before knowing that person. My sister, Jo, and I are both highly musical and love music, but our opinions of excellent music are contrasting, which can cause issues when trying to pick what is going to play on the radio. I prefer the old school sound such as jazz, bluegrass, and classical music while Jo prefers techno, pop, and punk rock. Though our personal preference on music seems trivial, it in reality, shows the type of culture we prefer. I am a lover of culture and classical thinking. I am a reader; I

We both love our family dearly and both desire to one day follow in our parent’s footsteps of foster care and open to our home to children who have nowhere else to turn. We both love to sit and talk about art and see the different kinds of style in art, music, pop culture, and, movies. We adore to travel and have been all over the country together. We love to set off on adventures and to be spur of the moment people. Our love for God’s creation and the love to spend time with one another brings us together in a binding friendship. We both believe in Christ and the gospel and believe that the the Church is a body of believers coming together in unity, preferences aside, to worship the one true God. In that alone we find