There are so many miracles, so many coincidences, I can't believe it when I see it, I deeply realize the weakness of faith! This is a Christian work, a gospel drama that compresses all labor, and life is highly abstracted, just as the thirty-three years of Jesus are only dozens of thin pages.
When the protagonist prays and has a car, a victory, and a child, suddenly there is a trace of disgust: Has Christianity been vulgarized? Is it Prosperity Theology? Has the suffering of Christ been omitted? Everything comes too quickly, love is patient, but people tend to welcome and long for quick success.
Keep reading, start reflecting, start having new insights: Could there be fewer miracles described in the Bible than this? Why can't we appreciate the symbolic meaning and good intentions of the producer? How abrupt the scenes of prayer seem in the mind full of commercial films, it seems that prayer is only normal in the church, we have lost the imagination of the whole campus praying scene, we have become accustomed to the "normal" life of people around us, we have Lost to welcome miracles, expect miracles, and the most important thing is to believe in miracles!
Thanks for this masterpiece that reveals the wonders of life!
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