“Frankenstein”
Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” is about the responsibility that humans bear for those they tame or create. It’s a profoundly impactful tale built on deep emotions. This book teaches us not to think of ourselves as better or smarter than others. The pairing of Frankenstein and his monster illustrates, within the context of Christian ethics, the futility of human attempts to take on the role of God. In a rational sense, it highlights the issue of ethical responsibility for scientists regarding the consequences of their discoveries.
