... as a close-minded and ignorant ideology. Christians are depicted as blindly believing that they are guaranteed a better life after they die based solely on the fact that they believe in Jesus Christ. Albert Camus's novel, The Stranger, is no exception to this rule. In Camus's novel, Christians are presented as using their faith as a crutch on which they rely with ... no other explanation for their belief other than the fact that without it, their lives would be meaningless, similar to that of Meursault. The first experience Meursault and the reader have with a Christian in the novel is d...

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