Hamlet Characters

Before 1900, mankind conformed to a moral code of conduct and maintained a strong faith in God. Man was obedient and fearful. But what used to be a religious age with obedient faith and an adherence to what is proper and decent has turned into a hopeless mass society with a fixation on science and cultural relativism. In the modern world, man believes he is free from judgment. Man does not think he will ever suffer the consequences of his immoral actions. He does not feel shame or guilt. This narcissistic and crumbling culture encompasses selfishness, narcissism, consumerism, and atheism. There has been a massive change in man’s spirituality. Man no longer realizes that his character depends on how well he lives up to the spiritual world. He is free from morals and values and can no longer recognize anything of true worth. Mass society has created a citizen who is vain, weak, and indulgent. Man no longer lives according to his faith. His views ar

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Approximate Word count = 1995
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)