Fuck the regulations!

Ericka 2022-03-23 09:03:14

Faith runs through the play, and in the end, the protagonist also receives the body of Jesus Christ together (participation), through the union with the Lord, and connects with each other, becoming a family in the Lord, and completing the final union. In the process of watching the drama, I can't help but think, what exactly is faith? What is piety? The "Bible" has never changed, from original sin to forgiveness, it's all about the human heart. If faith is equated with superstition and dogma, piety becomes hypocrisy. The content of the teachings will no longer apply with the changes of the times, but love and tolerance are the eternal themes. A person who is full of love, understanding and tolerance in his heart is a truly devout believer. It was very touching to see that Miss Walker finally accepted herself and calmly asked her lover for blessings in front of the Lord. . Those who conquer themselves are the true warriors. .

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  • Vincent 2022-03-17 09:01:08

    Sister or Doctor Foster will slap

  • Pablo 2022-03-20 09:02:46

    One of the plots in the play that touched me the most was not that Annie was crying because of her broken love, or that she was easy to do in business, but that she told her friends late at night that her friend advised her to marry a man. In this way, Can easily have everything. And Annie replied: I just want to live with people who love me, I just want to spend the night with people who love me the same, a person who can talk about anything at any time. For her, the meaning of life is to follow the heart. She herself has practiced this all her life. Friends said that she might not find such a lover in her life, but it turns out that Anne Liszt owns Ann Walker. Perhaps Annie’s approach is ulterior motive, but in the future plots, I think we can see her being moved by Ann’s sincerity and courage, and sincerely walk with each other through her life.