A mere girl Saint Joan
A mere girl- Saint JoanThe Power of Moral and Spiritual Courage- Saint Joan There is no such thing as a simple life, only a life that�s never been truly lived. Within the life of every soul there often comes a time when self value is considered. How valuable can one possibly be? Unfortunately, the conclusions are not always that satisfying. Yet, if one were to truly take a deep look within, perhaps, the genuine answer could be found. If only one could gain the courage to find that inner meaning, it would be revealed that life is actually quite a magnificent ride. Bernard Shaw illuminates all the wonderful possibilities through Saint Joan; in it readers witness the life of one of the most courageous leaders of all time: who rose to the level of a spiritual leader. �One thousand like me can stop them. Ten like me can stop them with God on our side" Saint Joan immediately illuminates one�s heart as a candle light in the dark, through her righteousness and firm belief in God that procure the start of a wonderful journey. As Joan so courageously stands amongst the many soldiers, she brings her voices and convictions to life. Through her total faith in God she attracts many followers and she begins to spur a new hope within the people of France. Her wild insane dreams of raising the siege of Orleans, crowning the Dauphin and declaring France�s independence brings about a comforting feeling for the people of France. In contrast, her vision also stirs new emotions within many perfidious congregations, resulting in horrendous accusations. Misbelivers declare Joan as an impostor, sorcerer, liar and mad woman. Nevertheless, Joan�s strong beliefs triumph over all conventional dogma's. Her remarkable courage results in the new found faith within the people of France. The nature of her being is characterized as one of inspiration, love and faith. The courage of one fragile soldier, becomes the strength and backbone of France�s faith. At this point Joan�s legacy goes as far as living out her prophecies by raising the siege of Orleans, and Crowning the Dauphin in Rheims Cathedral. In doing so, Joan begins to revive the faith of God by the thousands. Her bravery and passion become recognized and appreciated within the world. Yet, at the same time Joan�s increasing popularity and publicity begins to cause greater friction amongst her enemies. Joan, fully aware of the dangers and consequences awaiting her, disregards all evil notions, continues her journey, and stays true to her God. Through this, Joan illustrates the true power of her bravery and spirit, her constant devotion to God is one of great significance, which is strongly affirmed through the portrayal of her capture....
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