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A 6 page paper discussing the religious growth of Pi, a Hindu native of India who becomes Christian and Muslim, holding to all three religions simultaneously. Piscine (Pi) Patel is the narrator and protagonist of Martel’s Life of Pi. Sensitive and thoughtful, he takes in life’s events and is aware of their influence on his own personal growth. Much of what shapes Pi is religious faith, which Pi makes even more personal than most are able to do. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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is the narrator and protagonist of Martels Life of Pi. Sensitive and thoughtful, he takes in lifes events and is aware of their influence on his own personal growth.
Much of what shapes Pi is religious faith, which Pi makes even more personal than most are able to do. Yann Martel
Yann Martel is the quintessential "late bloomer." Though he studied philosophy in school, once he had his university degree he variously worked as a dishwasher, a security guard and
a landscaper, specializing in planting trees. It was not until after having gained that life and work experience that he began to write.
Martel currently lives in Canada, which he also made to be Pis final destination. Martel is not native to Canada, however, but was born in 1963 in Spain.
Before arriving in Canada, he lived at various times in Costa Rica, France and Mexico. He was awarded the "Quality Paperback Book Clubs annual New Voices Award" for
Life of Pi in 2002 (The Life of Pi Wins 2002 New Voices Award, 2003). Pis Growth James, brother of Jesus, writes in
his epistle that "he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind ... he is a double-minded man, unstable in all he does"
(James 1:6b, 8, NIV). Pi has such a heart for God that he seeks to know more about Him and is not afraid to look for God in more
than one direction. A native Indian, Pi is Hindu as is most of the population of India. The religious precepts of Hinduism make perfect sense to Pi, but
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