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Do you have to die without religion?
Cameron 2022-01-27 08:25:15
The screenwriter wants to tell us that God does not accept unbelieving souls, so do you need such a shelter? I just wondered that Christian Moore had been punished as his soul was being sucked out of the body and released back into nature. But why can the empty shell run out to suck the soul? Does the witch want him to continue to harm others and himself? Or is his soul returned to the body after going on vacation, and after returning, he has the same soul-sucking ability as his grandmother, which is almost like his grandmother taught his soul-sucking Dafa to Christian Moore, and his grandmother was like that during World War I Old, living until now, is she immortal? Besides, she doesn't believe in God yet. I remember she believed in some voodoo religion. Later, when the hostess asked her to save her daughter, she converted to God again? The screenwriter really wanted to write whatever they wanted, and I was at a loss when I saw it. Is not believing in God the same as not believing? I believe in science, and I believe in trying to change my destiny, can't I? No religious belief does not mean no belief! Furthermore, a shelter is a compliment, and it should be a safe haven for the weak and those in danger. It is not sadism and kidnapping. This is called imprisonment! The title does not match the content~
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Isai 2022-03-26 09:01:13
When the wizard appears, the mystical tension of the film disappears. In fact, witchcraft, at least in film and television works, is very unimaginative. Sometimes being too mysterious means anything is possible, just do whatever you want.
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Myrl 2022-03-26 09:01:13
Alas, cultural differences, wouldn't it look better if they didn't withdraw their religion? However, it would take a lot of time to think about the script. God has the final say, of course. I don't think lethal ID can be surpassed in a year or two.
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Cara Harding: Just because you're older, doesn't mean you're right. It could just mean that you've been wrong for longer.
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Mrs. Bernburg: Your books may have failed you, but God has not.