Freud's arguments in light of modem social problems

Argument: Develops premises that accurately and truthfully reflect the facts (quotes framed effectively) and ideas from the text and which are connected in a rationally persuasive manner to the thesis or conclusion being defended. For Freud, modem civilization or society causes enormous unhappiness. This unhappiness is related to the idea of a supreme power or God. Why does Freud think this and what is your response as a reflective Christian? Format your essay according to the following three requirements. This should be submitted as a Word document (or similar), double spaced, and including page numbers from the text when appropriate. Include any references and use effective quotes to frame your argument. It should be 750-1000 words. I. Why does Freud believe that modem society creates this problem and what is the relation of the idea of God to it? What are the key factors needed to understand it? (1-2 Paragraphs) 2. Given that earlier thinkers like Plato, Aristotle and Augustine believed that the notion of an ultimate good or God was essential to human happiness, what do you think about Freud's arguments in light of modem social problems and thinking about God? What is your position on Freud's arguments? (I paragraph) 3. Develop an argument that defends your position. Make sure to engage the issues that we have seen developing in the modem period (Luther and beyond) in your arguments. (2-3) Paragraphs)