Religious speech cannot obliterate its warmth

Osbaldo 2022-12-23 06:10:32

I don’t understand why the film is criticized because it involves religious beliefs. Shouldn’t we see that the whole film revolves around love, optimism, positivity, and never give up? Maybe it has religious elements and is theistic destiny, but if we have an optimistic attitude and the motivation to persevere when we are on the verge of despair because of our beliefs, then why can't this belief exist? As a person without any religious beliefs, when I watched this movie, I felt more tenderness for several years, the attitude of never giving up on life, and the deep love of my parents for their children!

The most impressive thing is the mother’s strength. The child’s illness is the most painful for the parents. It may be more heartbroken than their own illness. Watching the child being tortured by the illness, the collapse of the parents can be imagined. The movie is in this respect. The description is very meticulous. The mother is full of love and care in every word and deed of the child. She curled up with the child on the bed, soothing the child, every time with choked words, it really makes people feel heartache, and to the parents. In terms of our health is their greatest happiness, this sentence is very old-fashioned but never out of date!

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Miracles from Heaven quotes

  • Pastor Scott: Let me tell you, at the lowest points of my life I've tried it both ways: doing everything I can to connect to God, or walking away. And in my experience, one feels a whole lot better than the other.

  • Anna Beam: It hurts, Mommy. Don't you understand that it never stops hurting? It never stops.

    Christy Beam: Oh, I'm sorry, honey. I know it does. I know it does.

    Anna Beam: I want to die.

    Christy Beam: Annabel...

    Anna Beam: I want to go to heaven where there's no pain.

    Christy Beam: You know, baby, if you went to heaven, you... You wouldn't be with me and Daddy anymore and you would... You'd leave a hole in my heart.

    Anna Beam: I'm sorry, Mommy. I don't want to make you sad. I... I just want it to be over.