Amos Elisha @amosajas

Sophia, a captivating young woman and the daughter of a local pastor, led a double life. On the surface, she was a devout Christian, attending church regularly and participating in community outreach programs. However, beneath her virtuous façade, Sophia had a reputation for seducing boys both in her university and within the church community.

Sophia's beauty and charismatic personality made it easy for her to captivate the hearts of those around her. In university, she became notorious for her string of flings and casual relationships. Even at church, she used her charm to manipulate and control the emotions of unsuspecting boys.

One day, Sophia crossed paths with a kind-hearted young man named Godscrown. Unlike the other boys, he saw through Sophia's seductive ways and refused to be entangled in her web of deceit. Intrigued by his steadfast principles and unwavering faith, Sophia felt drawn to Godscrown and sought his friendship.

As Sophia spent more time with Godscrown, she grew increasingly aware of the emptiness in her heart. His unwavering belief in the power of redemption and the transformative grace of God challenged Sophia's reckless lifestyle. She began questioning her actions and the consequences of her behavior.

Confronted by her own guilt, Sophia found herself at a pivotal crossroads in her life. The weight of her past actions weighed heavily on her, and she realized the need to turn away from her sinful ways. With Godscrown's support and encouragement, she sought forgiveness and embarked on a journey of repentance.

The philosophy teacher was walking down the hall, addressing his students, saying :

- Who is the most beautiful person here?

The males who learned some rules, believed that there was no one considered the most beautiful of them. It was expected that they would say :

- None of us is beautiful!

So, their teacher looked at them like a displeased wolf when it standing in front of a group of sheep being guarded by their dog.

And when he went home, they would practice breathing the least amount of air, as he taught them several months ago.

They got up the next day, put on their clothes, and came to the teacher, who told them again:

- Who is the most beautiful person here?

The students knew who would say "I, sir" will fall into the trap In a way or another.

That is why they always deliberately said :

- None of us is the most beautiful!

Because, they also knew what happened to that student who said about himself one day, "I am the most beautiful." At that time, she was passing a blonde student, whose face could be said to have some special beauty. But the beauty of her face in the eye of philosophy was not enough. She heard the teacher speaking surprisingly:

- If there is not necessarily a beautiful person here, it means that ugliness covers all of you, not only your faces, but your manners as well!

And the girl suddenly jumped in front of the teacher, panting :

- No sir! I am the most beautiful !