The system of Calvinism states that God is able and willing by virtue of his omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence to do whatever he desires with his creation”. (Slick, ). Miss Jean Brodie believed that she could mold these girls into her liking and create them to be whatever she wanted. In her mind she created these six girls and they would become what she wanted them to be. She would tell the girls what they would be and how they would behave as they got older and in some ways convinced herself and the girls that this image was true. One example of this is that she tells Rose who is only eleven at the time that she would be famous for sex. Rose becomes famous for sex but not because that is what her calling should have been, instead because that is the calling Miss Brodie set for
The system of Calvinism states that God is able and willing by virtue of his omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence to do whatever he desires with his creation”. (Slick, ). Miss Jean Brodie believed that she could mold these girls into her liking and create them to be whatever she wanted. In her mind she created these six girls and they would become what she wanted them to be. She would tell the girls what they would be and how they would behave as they got older and in some ways convinced herself and the girls that this image was true. One example of this is that she tells Rose who is only eleven at the time that she would be famous for sex. Rose becomes famous for sex but not because that is what her calling should have been, instead because that is the calling Miss Brodie set for