You apparently wouldn’t ever allow discussion of Aesop’s fables, Grimms fairy tales, or perhaps even Pilgrim’s Progress. You seem to not understand the purpose of allegory or the power of story telling. this young woman ( and her parents) have missed the point of the assignment. if she is so limited in her thinking that she could not have written using Biblical illustrations ( of for example Jesus being tempted by Satan) then she is not really protecting her ‘faith’. She is ignorant and chooses to stay that way
Excellent comment. Saves me the time for posting the same sentiments. Going through life with narrow blinders on is never a good idea.
Not to mention the Gospels.... Jesus' temptations wouldn't make sense unless you could talk about the subject. Judas' betrayal, likewise....
Also Goethe’s “Faustus” or Marlowes “The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus” just to site a few.
Far better to just remain ignorant. /sarc