definitely not a Christian. In the Bible it says to love our brothers and sisters, Robin Hood judges
people by their appearance. The fruit of who he really is doesn't apply to who a Christian is
supposed to be. Yes, he helps children and women and only hurts those who have done wrong.
But being a Christian is not only about helping it's about being forgiving and patient to those
who don't understand what God wants for them.Besides stealing and deceiving people it shows
what type of person he is.
Doing this to people is never the answer to the problems you may have or want to solve. Even if
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Just like Robin the more men, power and money he got the more he wanted. We will
all come to an end some day so why waste is on being greedy. No one can stop us from doing
what we want the most. Even if someone came up to Robin and told him to stop what he was
doing.
His own mother would have not been able to keep him away from his ambition. When we focus
on one thing for too long it becomes a reason for living. It overtakes who you are and that’s
exactly what happened to Robin. He became too cocky. He thought his skills and men (and
money) were going to save him from all danger. His own enemies killed him the people he hated
the most were the last ones he saw. It’s hard to imagine the thing you want most will be the thing
that kills you in the end. Make no enemies and treat all kind for you do not know who will take
your life. Some see the end sooner because of the choices they’ve made. Sadly enough it was his
fate.
As he once said “Calm and careful, make it count”. We cannot make vast choices for it is our life
hanging on the thread. Some other lessons people have taken from Robin Hood and his book
were: never give up, you can change a lot in life and shared values bring people together.