Best known for his scientific achievements, Dr. Franklin retained a curious mind and a resolve to expand upon any and every accomplishment he made. He was a brilliant man with a somewhat arrogant outlook toward life. This was a factor in his many conquests in the field of science, as well as elsewhere. Dr. Franklin was motivated by the unknown and the absolute overwhelming vastness that was carried along with it. “What good is a newborn baby?”, quoted from him in retort to “What good is it?”. Fro

In an age of anti-Catholicism, Franklin was a representative of tolerance and a show of odd Christian values of the time. He was impatient with pious religious matters, so who was he to judge right or wrong? Franklin was unsure of such ideas because yet again, he was so scientifically minded that the fact that there was no solid proof of God [Christian or otherwise] and there was no method of finding proof. There was a vast amount of space for doubt in his mind, in this respect. His political values could also be applied in religious affairs. Franklin considered unity and order of more import than he did the rivalries of separate parts. While this idea could be argued either way, Franklin obviously saw that with so many denominations and religions, there was no way to rid the world of all but one of them. Therefore, why not just live in harmony and establish order, instead of warring with one another over simple little verses and whatnot? The toleration that Franklin showed any and all creeds just helps create the portrait of the multi-faced man that he was.

m this, one can assume that there are so many possibilities in a newborn baby. Will it live? What will it become? Will it be a person that changes the economy, the society, the general way of life? In things such as shock therapy for palsy [a muscle paralysis], Dr. Franklin saw many of those similar possibilities. As a newborn baby needs guidance and care to be develop, this

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