3 Reasons Why Matt Should Be Taught Attan

Jack Zilla once stated that “teaching is learning” or words to that effect. In a time when Matt was desperate to learn to survive, teaching was the only way. Some peculiar, strange and outlandish people with no logic at all would have you believe that Matt should not have helped the Indians, for his own good. Other less ridiculous humans will tell the truth. Matt should have taught Attan. This passing of knowledge should have been enacted for these three reasons; Matt needed a friend; the Indians could help Matt; and Matt could help the Indians. The first reason Matt should teach Attan is that Matt needed a friend. Traci Watson of sciencemag.org stated that people who are alone for long periods are more likely to die. Matt was alone for a hefty period of time and could fall down dead any instant. Matt needed at least someone to talk to.
Matt was struggling to get by, with his gun stolen grain spilled everywhere. He was already going to die any second, and on top of that he was stung by a swarm of angry bees that were ready to kill him and spare his loneliness the trouble. Attan was the grandson of the chief and could be very persuasive in getting his way. Not only did Matt need a friend, but he needed a powerful friend who could help him get food and teach him. Attan was the best, and only, option. The third and final reason Matt should teach Attan is that Matt could help the Indians. As Christians, we are called to “Go and make disciples of all nations.” Matt is supposedly a Christian and therefore is called to proclaim the gospel. The Indians, though they know it not, are hungry for God’s Word. Matt must take this chance and use it for God’s