Jacob and Ryan were, as usual, playing with toys. They were in Jacob's room playing with his favorite teddy bear and having a lot of fun.

Why would you do that! You're such a mean older brother!

I'm sorry! I didn't mean to.

While they were playing, Ryan had accidentally stepped on the bear too hard and broke it. Jacob got mad and started yelling at his brother.

Jacob tells Ryan he is leaving the house, so he goes to park that is 5 minutes away. Jacob feels bad for what he said, but does not want to go back yet.

What do I do?

Well, you should first learn about the Four Noble Truths. These truth teaches us about suffering.

At the park, he meets a Buddhist man. Jacob tells the Buddhist man what he had done and the man teaches Jacob about the Four Noble Truths. 

The man says that in life, suffering is everywhere and the reason we suffer is because we are attached to tangible things. To not get hurt, you must follow the Eightfold Path to achieve Nirvana (PBS).

What do I do?

How about this? I will teach you the ideas of Confucius!

Jacob thanks the Buddhist man, but he doesn't feel ready to go back home yet, so Jacob meets a Confucian woman and tells her what he did. The woman teaches Jacob the ideas of Confucius.

Tradition keeps the people together because it makes people united and kind (Smith 103). Confucius has ways we should live by. One of those ways is called li, which is the way we should act in human relationships (The Main). People should always respect their elders because they are more wiser than us.

What do I do?

We must trust in Jesus Christ to forgive for all our sins. 

Jacob thanks the woman, but still doesn't feel ready yet. He asks one last person, who happened to be an old Christian man. He, again, asks him what to do, and the old man teaches him about the beliefs of Christianity. 

The man says that everyone has been against God's rules, which is called sinning, at least once in their lives, except Jesus Christ. Jesus was a man of good who forgave everyone, even his enemies, because he wanted to forgive everyone's sin. To stop sinning, we must accept Jesus's forgiveness and trust in Jesus (Witham).