Deeper experience of religious Xinjiang people, Reivew on PK

Aamir khan once again did not disappoint. Everyone was laughing 60 minutes before the start, but some people were crying silently when they walked out of the theater. I think he still said something that others were afraid to say or did not summarize as comprehensively. There are two gods in the world, one is a false god created by people like the god stick in the film. They stipulate that the dogma is divorced from the source and use people of the same belief to exclude people and even kill and incite hatred. But the other is indeed the true creator. The Creator will not be so narrow. We worship our respective gods, who guide our hearts, our thoughts, and are never bound by formality. I can't help but think of our Xinjiang. Although we are reluctant, most of the time we are bound by so-called religious sects and dogma. Many people judge people by their appearance, bind them with religious customs, and kidnap others. Even at the expense of killing. But do all religions have a tangible symbol? Isn't it necessary to have bloody killings if not of the same religion? Has the world become so narrow? Maybe this is a heavy or even complicated issue, but I still believe that good people are good people, instead of viewing people with religion and controlling people with dogma.

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