But some people can't walk because their minds are too heavy

Cheyanne 2022-03-25 09:01:15

Well, although the heretics and the uneducated Chinese have exploded the atomic bomb, we have made a solemn promise to the world that we will not use nuclear weapons first, nor will we use nuclear strikes against non-nuclear countries. Mr. Jonah may die a bit.… The ferryman gets lost by himself, and the leader gets lost by himself. But what can be done? The priest ended up continuing Mass in the empty church. Has his confusion been resolved? God knows. Bergman's father is a Lutheran pastor, and the core of Lutheranism is "justification by faith", but his son, because of the tense father-son relationship, "converted his doubts" to God. He is a true Christian who has never changed his mind. In fact, the core of any belief is "belief", or in the words of unbelievers, it is "belief in superstition", superstition. So some people say that an illiterate old woman may be more devout than a high-ranking monk. Man was not strong enough, so he created God and converted to him. Although three steps and two steps are heaven, some people can't walk because they are too overwhelmed.

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  • Jessyca 2022-03-26 09:01:10

    I really like this chapel under Bergman's lens. A church member committed suicide after reading the news in the newspaper that it was only a matter of time before China built the atomic bomb - an interesting storyline.

  • Madalyn 2022-03-26 09:01:10

    Without the faith to rely on, no matter how well-organized religious ceremonies are, they can only be reduced to performances

Winter Light quotes

  • Algot Frövik, Sexton: Those candles were tricky to light. Probably a factory defect. And I guess my broken-down body's slowing down my actions. The reason hardly matters. I leave the temple in semi-darkness until just before the bells start. I believe electric lights disturb your spirit of reverence.

  • Algot Frövik, Sexton: Once when I complained about my pains keeping me up at nights, you suggested that I read...

    Tomas Ericsson, Pastor: I remember.

    Algot Frövik, Sexton: To distract myself. I began with the gospels. And real sleeping potions they were too, if I may say so, at least now and then.