As an awakened person who was once poisoned by "God's Word", there are countless places in the film that make people smile or relate. Some are directly subverting absolute authority, some are mind-opening moral independent designs, and some are emotional collisions that can be salty or sweet, or warm or humorous... But all the threads can be attributed to one point, from the seemingly absurd to the unimaginable. Perhaps the most important thing that can be learned from the transcendent New Testament of the Bible is that human happiness and the worth of life do not depend on belief in a transcendent God, but on a true knowledge and obedience to our nature.
This nature may not be perfect, and there may be many flaws and defects accompanying evolution, which does not necessarily mean that it is evil because it is separated from God's setting. Because our nature comes from what we really need, from all the possibilities that human nature itself demands. At the end, the passage of the goddess mother spreading flowers all over the sky and benefiting the world is really gentle and loving, which is in sharp contrast to the tyranny and tyranny of God the Father. This innocent, girlish goddess is really cute and heart-warming. The last easter egg with ulterior motives reappeared the crazy behavior of a boring adventurer who wanted to die. The difference is that his previous adventures were all unscathed, but this time (because the determinism of divine will has been invalidated), he finally set himself on fire. This humorous easter egg also leaves a kind reminder to the audience: freedom is so precious, so make good use of it.
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