In fact, there is no postman at all. At first, it was just a lie made up by the protagonist to cheat food and drink. But later found that this lie can arouse people's hope in life and look forward to the future. In this case, why not let this lie continue for the benefit of the world?
Who can tell me whether there is a God in the world, and whether what Jesus preached at that time was the truth? Some people can tell whether the Buddha's request for alms and the protagonist's cheating to eat and drink have the same original intention.
But it doesn't matter. If a thought or a belief can make life meaningful and valuable, then you should accept it, because it can make you no longer a walking dead.
You want to prove the authenticity of this religion, right? Then you have to pay, maybe your life, like those young postmen who died. But even in death, you don't get the truth. But what does it matter? All of them walked away with a smile on their face. like communists. By the way, communism is also a fascinating idea. No one in the world can prove its authenticity, but it can make people die for it.
During the post-match duel, the protagonist said a meaningful sentence, "We are both big liars."
If I am a follower of the protagonist, if I unfortunately hear the truth from him, then I will choose to continue to deceive and continue to convince everyone that there is indeed XX in this world.
There can be no government and no laws in this world, but the people must not lose their faith and belief
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Let's talk about it in the light of our country's national conditions. The current world is getting worse and worse, looking at Kyushu, there are corrupt officials on top and profiteers on the bottom. From betrayal of national interests to betrayal of personal conscience, from laughing at the poor and not laughing at prostitutes to not being ashamed but proud. What are we missing? Is it really necessary to use religion to restrain people's hearts? may not be effective.
Qianjiang has water Qianjiangyue, but is every moon the same? Please forgive my ignorance!
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