1. Interpreting God In "The Color Purple"
... The Color Purple Historically, in Christian religions God and Jesus have been represented as white men. The main reason for this are white missionaries spread their religion to the other ethnic groups. Slaves learned about Christianity from their white masters. White men were drawn in pictures to represent the images of God and Jesus. Celie, Shug, and Nettie rejects the ... robes and go barefooted. Blue eyes? She ast. Sort of bluish-g! ray. Cool. Big though. White lashes" (pg 201). By the end of the novel Celie resumes her faith in God, but a different kind of God. Her talks with Shug, h...
- Word Count: 945
- Approx Pages: 4
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School