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A film about teaching people to be the Virgin
Gardner 2022-11-22 21:23:02
The starting point is very good, let people let go of hatred, but the process is full of brainwashing of the Virgin. First of all, the slaughter committed by the countries that believe in Christianity on their own initiative for hundreds of years adds up to no less than the number of people who died in the First World War. Not to mention the past and the present, the wars these countries want to launch are unequivocal. They don't care about the lives of ordinary people in other countries. If they accidentally bomb the civilians and say that they are technically wrong, it is OK. Their own high-level national leaders don't believe in this, so they just stick to their beliefs, don't cause trouble when the child dies, live in peace, hello, hello, everyone. . . . . . .
Extended Reading
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Mack Phillips: God has time to catch a few rays?
Papa: [chuckles] Honey, you have no idea how much I'm doin' right now.
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Papa: I can work incredible good out of unspeakable tragedies. But that doesn't mean I orchestrate the tragedies.
Mack Phillips: After everything I've felt in my heart towards you, why would you keep working on me?
Papa: Because that's what love does.
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