cannot be viewed as a light-hearted film.
The story is coherent and logical.
There are several places in the film that clearly involve worldview debates. This is a topic outside of the movie itself.
To make a film, it is a big flaw to have to create a few instances to deny the existence of the Creator.
All plots that deny the Creator can be replaced with "Hope", or a turning point. no value.
In addition to trying to explain that human beings cannot believe in the existence of a creator, is there anything else that this film wants to express?
Believe in science, do you think so many sophisticated scientific theories, mathematics, are formed naturally and by chance?
Even a purple clay teapot is not formed naturally. To abandon rational thinking to deny the existence of the Creator obviously does not have a deeper understanding of science and philosophy.
It is man-made, destiny is predetermined. Those who can grasp it well will naturally understand the mystery.
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