Just like Posteur had a hard time betting other to believe him about germs - BECAUSE THEY COULD NOT BE SEEN-postors have a hard time convincing non-Christians (and some Christians) about sin because it connot be seen. Write o 5-10 line paragraph comparing germs to sin - the accompanying unbelief that can/did occur - and how we need to pay attention to even the tiniest of tiny pervading our soul!Use the reference to the Scriptures/Bible for the full mark.

Just as Pasteur faced resistance when proposing the existence of unseen germs, the concept of sin often encounters skepticism. People couldn't see germs, so many dismissed their impact, much like how the unseen nature of sin leads some to downplay its significance. Hebrews 12:1 describes sin as a "weight" and "entanglement" that hinders us, even if its effects aren't always immediately visible, just as a small infection can fester and grow. Like ignoring proper hygiene and contracting a disease, neglecting spiritual health allows sin to take root and corrupt. We must be vigilant against even the smallest sins, the "tiny" compromises that can pervade our souls, for as Matthew 12:36 warns, we will be held accountable for every idle word. Just as microscopic germs can cause devastating illness, seemingly insignificant sins can lead to spiritual decay. Therefore, acknowledging and addressing sin, even in its subtlest forms, is crucial for spiritual well-being.<br />