In "Salvation" by Langston Hughes, Langston was the main character that influenced everyone with his feelings towards religion. He had a caring personality, and believed in elderly, but he was also naive as well.
             At a young age Langston learned something about himself and religion. He was very caring towards others. Because respected his aunt Reed she was import to him. It states in the novel that he was ashamed of himself, because he was holding everyone up. To save everyone from further troubles. That shows that he didn't only like himself, but other people that were around him.
             Langston believed elderly since the beginning of the story. He appreciated the attitude that was happening in the church the preaching, singing, and praying. Aunt Reed said to the boy "G-d was with you from now on... you could see Jesus". He really did felt someone spiritually in his heart, and he believed her.
             However, Langston was kind of naive at some point, of not able to understand why he couldn't see Jesus. That made him decide that his most experience of church had no longer believed there was Jesus.
             In conclusion, Langston's felling towards religion has changed, even though he had a caring, believing, and also naive personality.
            
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