Geoff Page " My Mother's God"

The video explores a poem titled 'My Mother's God,' reflecting on the author's religious journey from Christianity to agnosticism and his mother's unique perspective on God. The poem characterizes God through Protestant proverbs and contrasts with Catholic imagery, emphasizing a practical and omnipresent deity. It delves into philosophical themes like predestination and omniscience, portraying God as a constant yet unobtrusive presence in daily life.

What religious transition did the narrator experience during their university years?

• From atheist to Christian

• From agnostic to Christian

• From atheist to agnostic

• From Christian to agnostic

How does the poem describe the mother's God in contrast to traditional religious practices?

• As a supporter of traditional Catholicism

• As a strict enforcer of religious rules

• As a deity found in everyday life

• As a figure who enjoys church rituals

According to the poem, where is the mother's God most clearly seen?

• In church ceremonies

• In religious texts

• In everyday objects like a wooden table

• In the sky

What does the poem suggest about the mother's view on the concept of predestination?

• She is indifferent to it

• She sees it as an important part of her belief system

• She believes it is a minor aspect of faith

• She completely rejects it

What challenge does the poem highlight about being the mother's God?

• It is a difficult and complex role

• It requires constant attention

• It is easy and straightforward

• It involves frequent changes