oath and contract

Layne 2022-03-28 09:01:14

The American film "Fireman" discusses marital crisis in a fairy tale tone.
Saving a marriage is actually harder than marrying a first love!
The movie repeatedly shows a huge cross and uses a large amount of space to promote Christian texts.
It further points out that marriage needs to be managed, and people vow to spend together in marriage, not just the good side, but also the hard side.
It's more sincere than our culture.
For example, Qian Zhongshu and Yang Jiang played against each other for a long time, pretending to be eternally loving couples,
but I often think, if he hadn't been tortured by marriage, he could have written "Besieged City"?

But this propaganda film is a little more tender;
the biggest turning point of the matter is the issue of money, which makes people uncomfortable;
what I am most confused about is, what is so good about this absent-minded woman? Is it worth the effort to recover?

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Extended Reading
  • Ora 2022-03-26 09:01:15

    Teach us how to maintain our relationship, understanding is mutual

  • Zack 2022-03-26 08:01:01

    Religious Chicken Soup.

Fireproof quotes

  • Wayne Floyd: I'm like a fine wine. I need about 35 years to reach perfection. The lady that gets Wayne Floyd? She'll get the complete package.

    Terrell Sanders: You mean 'complete wreckage'.

    Wayne Floyd: Nah. 255 pounds of pure love. All you need to make marriage work is a little bit of romance, and that comes from right here.

    [outlines his heart]

    Terrell Sanders: That's easy to say when you've never been married. It's a lot harder than you think, man.

    Wayne Floyd: One day I'm going to walk in with a tanned beauty on my arm. I'll show you how easy it can be.

    Terrell Sanders: Man, the only thing you'll come in here with hanging from your arm is a bucket of chicken.

  • Caleb Holt: Yeah, well, Catherine's not buying any of it.

    John Holt: And why do you think that is?

    Caleb Holt: She doesn't love me. She doesn't even like me. Dad, she just about ignored everything I've done.

    John Holt: Are you reading everything on each page?

    Caleb Holt: You mean the Bible verses at the bottom? I'm not, Dad. I told you, that is not what I need.

    John Holt: Then what do you need?

    Caleb Holt: I need Catherine to wake up to the fact that we're about to get an ugly divorce. And I'm trying to prevent that. But I cannot do it by myself.

    John Holt: That may be true. But I think you need more than that.

    Caleb Holt: Dad, if you're gonna tell me I need Jesus, please don't. I don't need a crutch to get through life.

    John Holt: Son, Jesus is much more than a crutch. He's become the most significant part of our lives.

    Caleb Holt: Dad, why do you keep saying that? The most significant part... How is that?

    John Holt: When I realized who I was, and who He was, I realized my need for Him. I needed His forgiveness and salvation.

    Caleb Holt: See, I don't understand. Why do I need His salvation? What? Am I gonna be thrown into hell? For what? 'Cause I got divorced?

    John Holt: No. Because you violated His standards.

    Caleb Holt: What? 'Thou shall not kill'? Dad, I help people. I am a good person.

    John Holt: According to you. But God doesn't judge by your standards. He uses His.

    Caleb Holt: And what are His?

    John Holt: Well, truth, love...

    Caleb Holt: OK. I'm honest.

    John Holt: Faithfulness...

    Caleb Holt: I care about people. I am those things.

    John Holt: Sometimes. But have you loved God? The one who gave you life? His standards are so high, He considers hatred to be murder, and lust to be adultery.

    Caleb Holt: Dad, what about all the good I've done?

    John Holt: Son, saving someone from a fire doesn't make you right with God. You've broken His commandments. And one day, you'll answer to Him for that.