an insurmountable chasm

Johnny 2022-03-22 09:01:21

There will always be an insurmountable gap between religions.
I once thought that
if there was only one religion, would the world be without wars?

I have a few Christian friends who are very devout believers who
participate in church activities every week.
I went to them once. The
environment was very good. It
was singing at the beginning, and then the pastor began to teach the Bible
(did not accidentally fall asleep during the period)

After the event
I asked a question -
what is faith? (What is belief?)
A black guy from the United States answered me in Chinese. I
don’t remember the specific answer. I
can only remember that he used a table and stool as a metaphor to illustrate the meaning of
existence and deify things that I thought should exist before.

Of course, I didn't agree with his point of view.

At that time, I wanted to ask what kind of conflict exists between Christianity and Islam,
but I was afraid that this question was too sensitive,
so I didn't open

my mouth. Although this movie didn't answer my question,
it still aroused my desire to continue searching for the answer.
One of the lines says "God is dead, long live Satan"
I googled the terms Satan, God, Jesus, Jehovah, Buddha, etc. I
vaguely understood the difference between them
I once asked myself
do you have faith?

Yes,
I do.
If there is no faith, I won't be where
I am today and I won't be who I am today
But if you ask me
what my beliefs are, I can't answer
Because what I believe in is not a specific thing, not Allah or God,
but there is something
in the dark that holds me up when I'm sad and doesn't fall
It's because I don't have a clear and clear belief
that's why I Being able to stand in the middle and look for religious differences The

seemingly insurmountable chasm is
nothing but exclusion in people's consciousness. The
reason we cannot identify with the content
of other denominations is because of the limitations of our knowledge.
When we are at the first level, will not see the content
of the second level ignorant people will think that the second level is wrong
People are always used to agreeing with the concept
that they already exist This may be based on a sense of security,

but, unverified things How can it be asserted that it is wrong?
Prejudice, not shameful
ignorance, stubborn prejudices is shameful

you should learn to identify with the concept of your opposition
root of people's minds of prejudice, often from ignorance
we know, the less you one thing, the easier form judgments
And the easier it is to form a strong pure judgment,

I have to slowly learn how to watch a movie better,
instead of judging the pros and cons of a movie based on my preferences.

Maybe there is an insurmountable gap in
my heart that I need to use more adequately. Filled with theory and practice

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Extended Reading
  • Cecelia 2022-04-23 07:01:26

    Polanski's first Hollywood film and its first adaptation - based on the novel of the same name by Ira Levine. The movie that was originally directed by Xi Fat still played a bit of Xi Fat in Polanski's hands. A historical horror film that doesn't need a horror scene at all! Dazed like a dream of a ship at sea, he was violated by Satan in the "dream". Under the same clock ticking as "Cold Blood", the audience can't help but wonder if it is a mental problem caused by psychological anxiety. And the use of horror (horror) methods is better than "Tianshi Catching the Demon", and the two are also the eve of evil coming to the world. Obviously, Polanski will show more female psychology. I wonder if the mapping of religion in the story is one of the factors in the Manson case? The audience follows Mia Farrow's reborn change from beginning to end, and it is perfect in terms of psychological horror! The whole is also close to perfect and deserves full marks, because it is worth repainting and even pulling tabs.

  • Lenna 2021-10-22 14:42:16

    An excellent sample of psychological horror films, implying that metaphors and details are everywhere, and the lens and the use of light are textbook-like existences, constructing a step-by-step and increasingly irresistible depression; another point is: where to find Mia Farrow in the future Such a neurotic actor? In a few scenes, her inhuman pale face made me think that she was actually the incarnation of the devil...

Rosemary's Baby quotes

  • Guy Woodhouse: If we get friendly with an old couple like that, we'll never get rid of them.

  • [repeated line]

    Roman Castevet: . You name a place and I've been there.