At the beginning, the religious believer Drumlin thought that the exploration of extraterrestrial life was "boring thing". "We can no longer spend money on astronomical research , but on practical projects. Science should be practical or make money." There are results.
Drumlin, a religious man, suddenly changed his position and took the honor into one, replacing the female scientist to get the first chance to go to space.
The female scientist said, "I only hope that you can have a little vision, take a small step back and see the bigger picture, and take risks to do something that may have a major impact on human beings or history." A scientist who has been exploring and researching for several years, and is willing to give his life for this. Isn't this a belief? Don't believe in your god.
The religious Drumlin was able to slander her and steal her fruits.
Sure enough, he is an outrageous religious believer who does everything despicable and dirty.
It has been said that religion first hinders the progress of science and then tries to take credit from it.
The religious man in the movie really embodies this sentence incisively and vividly.
This should be the first film I've seen that exposes the disgusting and disgusting face of religion. The more Western films I watch, the more anti-religious I become. Did I happen to watch all anti-religious films?
It’s okay to talk about belief, the spirit of belief and the meaning of life are both very important things.
But what is true faith?
Perseverance for truth like a female scientist, or dastardly stealing like a religious Drumlin?
The two religious figures portrayed in this film are very interesting. One is to hinder the progress of science, to engage in religious terrorist activities, and to carry out bomb attacks. One is to take the credit of science and steal the work of others.
All in all, it is not doing good things, which is in line with my consistent impression of religion.
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