Hi, I need help with essay on Literature analyze. Paper must be at least 1500 words. Please, no plagiarized work!The grace as depicted in the story, A good man is hard to find advances the logic that

Hi, I need help with essay on Literature analyze. Paper must be at least 1500 words. Please, no plagiarized work!

The grace as depicted in the story, A good man is hard to find advances the logic that God is so merciful and able to grant even the considerably undeserving people the access of heaven. The merciful God allows everyone the entry to heaven by bestowing upon them his indiscriminate grace.

In the story, fair reasoning by human standards presents the grandmother as an unlikely recipient of God’s grace and by extension an unexpected candidate to heaven. In the preceding chapters of the story, the grandmother lies to her grandchildren, misdirects her son, and frequently harps about the deficiencies of the present and the superiority of the past. She lacks personal sensitivity and appears oblivious of her surroundings. Her sense of egoism sets her to believe that she is the rightful person to judge the conduct of the other people around her (OConnor 46). Furthermore, she feels that she is the undisputed person who should instruct others on how to carry out their lives. In essence, she sets herself at a position of superiority on religious matters to the extent that she feels like she has no inequities of her own.

A retrospection of the grandmother’s disposition, as portrayed in the story, depicts her as bearing some inherent moral flaws. For instance, when she hears a gunshot in the neighborhood as they drive to Tennessee, she instructs the Misfit who she perceives as immoral to formulate a good prayer to safeguard the family on board from any danger. However, she fails to pose and recognize her inability to formulate a coherent prayer. She changes her stance about Jesus rising from the dead due to the fear of what may happen to them amidst the gunshots casts aspersions on the grandmother’s religious grounding. It is reasonable that if she was a religious ardent, she ought to remain firm to emulate the biblical assertions that Jesus too died and resurrected and so even if they became