Christianity and Love Versus Reality

Christianity and Love versus the Reality Many of us have an ideal picture of what our future looks like. It is a picture that is filled with hopes, dreams, happiness and loves. We do what we do now to complete our picture of the future as fully and as fast as possible. Many of us believe in God. We convince ourselves that God will guide us through problems, and when our time here on earth …

…united the people who were once individualistic together. Camus uses the contrast of the individualism of each Oranian at the beginning of the novel with the sense of solidarity they have to fight the plague for their lives to criticize that nothing, not religion, nor love can unite and join everyone. It is only when death confronts everyone will identities become relational and individuals become solidarity. This solidarity is the only help Oranians can employ.