Importance of Scripture

From the beginning of our life that we depend on a Primary Social Group, our family, to be able to solve the basic needs of Food, Shelter and Hygiene, until our development allows us to fend for ourselves, being at this time our tool only the crying or babbling as a gesture of disapproval or a way to get the attention of our parents, who will realize or investigate what makes us uncomfortable.

Later, and with a better Cognitive development, we begin to babble and emit the first words, being the Oral language a way of repeating what we heard and began to develop some Simple Dialogues to be able to ask for something specific, starting first with isolated words and later joining concepts to be able to develop Complex Phrases that allow us to communicate with adults correctly.

This concerns the development of our Oral language, which allows us to begin with our Communication with the world, these concepts being reinforced with the concept of literacy, where we are taught to perform handwritten scriptures

when we attend our Basic Primary Education, learning to read and write, further expanding our communicative possibilities.

Writing marks a before and after in our Personal history, but it is also important for the Universal history in general, since the stories and traditions The oral ones are lost or modified depending on the interlocutor, while the written ones are about Historical Documents, where an author issues a message to a recipient being irrefutable proof of his content.

That is why a written message has, in addition to the possibility of being able to reach more recipients, the condition of remaining in time, being a Enduring Message as long as they are kept in good condition Scriptural Supports that have been used during the Writing task, in addition to its importance for the formation of a Culture and traditions as it is in the case of the Lbooks, magazines and publications of the Graphic Media in general.