art and religion

Fabian 2022-04-27 06:01:02

Religion or belief is the most ardent and vivid call in the era of suffering. There is no sorrow or depression in the kingdom of heaven, only the endless chants of singers and the sincere praise of listeners.

But some people don't believe it.

The black death is full of despair, the believers weep and then get angry, and they search for the witch to call the heavenly father in anger.

What about the unbelievers? Find the beauty and love that exists in the world, there is no God and no death, men and women live.

The so-called paganism is just the reversal of the artistic outlook on life to the dogma. After the reversal, the world is the kingdom of heaven, and you can enjoy the magnificence of life in the songs of Dionysus.

The male protagonist, the little monk, while denying paganism and insisting on his beliefs, did not completely abandon his love, or in other words, he had fantasies about beauty in the world. Whether Heavenly Father or paganism, he could have redeemed him, but hesitantly embarked on the third way and lost the truth, the good and the beautiful, and became a vengeful demon, which is called—going into the devil.

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Black Death quotes

  • Hob: [Ulric and his men realize they've been drugged, and attempt to draw their weapons. Hob relieves Wolfstan of his dagger and holds it to Ulric's throat] As a Christian, you'll appreciate the concept of betrayal.

  • Langiva: [to Ulric and his men, being held in a partially submerged pen] I will offer you all the chance to live. Renounce your vengeful god and you will be free. Keep him and you will die.

    Ulric: Not one man here will bow down to you. I will die first.

    Langiva: Who wants to live?

    [Points at Mold]

    Langiva: You?

    Mold: I will fight Ulric for the right to die first.

    Langiva: [to Hob] Choose one.