Gulliver questions and tries to understand Christ just like Blake shows the child trying to understand Christ. In all three stories there is a person who questions faith and a figure that tries to bring light to this question of faith.These three writers all share a common problem with a major character and find an answer to that problem in their Christian belief of Christ's existence and love. Blake uses the child to question his creator and the lamb to represent Christ. The lamb answers by telling the child that their kingdom is that of God. Coleridge shows how man questions God's kingdom and destroys it but how Christ still saves man from straying from the path that leads us to His kingdom. Swift uses Gulliver to show how man questions faith but then uses Mendez to represent Christ who believes in faith. All three authors write from very Christian views and show how Christ is present in all people's lives. They show us that the image of Christ can be seen in many things and that Christ directs us to faith. These writers use the symbolism of Christ in many different parts of nature, to show that He represents all that Christians believe....
