eus, enclosed it in his cloak, and gave it to civilization. After finding this out, Zeus chained him to a rock and didn't release him for a thousand years. Prometheus never asked for forgiveness from Zeus for this wrongdoing.
             Fromm begins the fifth paragraph with classification and division. In the statement, "Man has continued to evolve by acts of disobedience" (378), Fromm separates evolution into two different categories. Spiritual and intellectual. Spiritually man has been able to evolve only through acts of disobedience. Intellectually, man has continued to evolve by contradicting what the nobility believed to be true. Furthermore, Fromm thinks that the spiritual faith and intellectual knowledge of today would not be possible had it not been for people being disobedient.
             In the sixth paragraph, Fromm uses a variety of strategies. One strategy is example. He thinks there is a great possibility that an act of obedience will destroy human civilization in the next few years. Fromm writes that even though, intellectually, man is living in the Atomic Age, he is still living in the Stone Age as far as the
             government and society are concerned. The writer al
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