This film asks exactly that question. In the film, Milton, that is, Satan, used vanity as bait to try to make Kevin fall into his trap. He packaged sin into human nature and planted it on the Lamb of God. At the end of the movie, Kevin rejects his temptation and chooses integrity. However, this choice is not representative in American society.
Lawyers are a tightrope walking profession, finding reasonable doubts for profit, struggling between justice and evil, but it is one of the most respected professions in the United States. And the entire American society, based on the American dream, regards fame, money, and status as the goals of struggle, even in the name of morality, it is still not advocated by God. American values of individualism are far from the Christian ideology of man and altruism. Why is such a country that has long been immersed in Christianity so far from its religion in the field of values? On the contrary, in the East, this area rarely mentioned in the Bible has been preached in the same way as "God's Word" since ancient times?
Could it be that Satan has actually triumphantly transplanted sin into everyone, and what is human we willingly accept is an unalterable truth? And whether it is the Bible, the Analects, or the Buddhist scriptures, are they just levers to balance our fragile and easily out-of-balance human nature?
Actually, I don't have answers for any of these...or maybe I am thinking too much
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