Selected Chapters: 3, 6, 11, 12, and 27
              Chapter 3: Adam and Eve disobey.
             When viewing this chapter and reflecting on my own life, I see that sin, individually and collectively, is a choice. The choices I have made to sin are all to embarrassing as well as shameful to put on a paper such as this but relating to the way each sin was proposed, indulges me to believe that Satan is not very creative. Both in the garden and in my life the first thing I often see happening is that Satan takes my focus off the blessings I have and redirects my thinking about what is prohibited. Ever increasingly every sin I have committed looked as enticing as the fruit was to Eve. Although the text does not address the full detail of how Adam was influenced to take part in the sin, it is evidently clear that Satan has not changed his tactics much in using peer pressure to his advantage. The choice made in the garden has been nothing more than a mirror image of how sin operates today. Satan continually uses half-truths and indulges our desires for something more. With all of this said, I will continue to try and make the right choices.
              Chapter 6: Wickedness brings sorrow to God
             Unfortunately, when reflecting on what I have both experienced and observed,
             wickedness is an issue that often I must address with those whom I associate with. While I was in the Navy it was common to find myself in with the wrong crowd. I knew that the sexual immorality they were involved in was wrong but did not care to indulge in the same activities. I have seen marriages destroyed, even death result from such immoral
             behavior. Wickedness brings sorrow not only to God but also to everyone involved.
              Chapter 11: The Tower of Babel
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