Mr. Mike is a well-known teacher in the university, he is so stubborn about religion and its practices and on behalf of religion what is good and what is bad and he always tightens students in the above criteria obediency. In his regular life other than teaching he is a coward man always focused on his own benefits a) What is the cause of his diverse mentality? b) Give one example to your own for the cause you found in the case.

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