Can a vanity man escape this ancient curse?
When a man fights against the forces of evil, one will find that he is actually fighting against his own inner evil at the same time. This is the interaction between the darkness of the heart and the abyss of external evil. In the
end, man himself becomes his enemy.
It is inevitable and inescapable for people to make up the big net of society in the unconscious. Is it meaningful to escape from the big net? Or, to some extent, independence is a
self-contradictory lie. To what extent is our ability to be independent? It is called
the freedom that independent God expects people to have: I have the greatest freedom to do everything, but I also have a kind of freedom-that is, I have the ability not to do certain things.
Morality is the catalyst for human self-development. It has always been neutral. God sets the rules and then sits on the sidelines.
I have the greatest freedom to do everything, but I also have a kind of freedom-that is, I have the ability not to do certain things. .
Is his suicide maintaining his undefeated record? Isn't this falling into the trap of vanity again? Are
women always passive? Are they always following the "impact-reaction" model?
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