Answer:
As a dystopian novel
Explanation:
A dystopian novel is a story of a society that clearly is in contradiction to the author´s ethos, such as mass poverty, a police state or oppression. Dystopian literature provides a fresh perspective on real-life problems in real societies that claim to be ethical. In The Handmaid´s Tale the main character has to endure many ordeals - <em>this will not happen to me</em> - and finds out that she is a puppet in a play that only allows for insignificant changes.
Sociologists define conformity as "human conduct which takes after the set up standards of a gathering or society."
The majority of human conduct is of an accommodating nature as individuals acknowledge and disguise the estimations of their way of life.
Answer:
Jesus Christ, the son of God, full filled God's eternal plan when he was sent down to Earth, by the father in heaven, in a human body, as the sacrifice. He did this to pay for the sins of every human being (past, present and future) as long as they would accept him into their hearts as their lord and savior. Christ was sent to earth with a purpose. A very divine purpose, that he in fact did full fill. Which was God's eternal plan.