What should we believe in?

Yesterday read the "What the philosophers have done", the author of The thick thin hair, will years of understanding with humorous humor also without losing serious discussion of the attitude wrote down, Ben has read Russell "History of Western Philosophy", the small book did not hold what thought, but read it down found incredibly happy. Even if you didn't know anything about an elementary introduction, reading this book should not be boring.

In the history of Western philosophy, there is no history of religious, philosophical and scientific infighting, in fact, many of them themselves are philosophers, scientists and theologians-even if not theologians, mostly believers in God. Pure and pure philosophers like Socrates are few and far between.

Although humans laugh at the thought of God, they always return to believe in God. No matter how irrational, experienced or transcendental, even if you want to wear your head, God's problems will never go away. Or, the problem of faith can not be avoided, the whole philosophy is actually said to be a letter or something, even if it seems the most nasty pragmatism, will tell you "you believe in God it exists", right.

Faith, in the Western mind is really a big big thing. God still has a certain advantage, you see, you did something wrong, run to the church to confess to the Lord, find a priest to confess, the heart is not much more comfortable. Young children believe that Santa Claus, in the morning to see the socks have a gift, happy what like, grow up to find "dry, are false", in fact, quite lost it.

Watching "The House of Cards" in the fourth episode of the third quarter of this afternoon, Frank had a pity for the man who had been blown off his leg, so that his rivals took advantage of the bargain, ran to the church to talk to the bishop, and finally said to Jesus alone, "I don't Love", and then spit on Jesus ' face spit. Also do not know is after all to have awe or something, out of paper towels ready to wipe, this is very, Lord anger, bang when a broken to you see.

This lens can see my whole body is cold ...

David Fincher has always been around the religious elements, think of the seven crimes is enough. This lens is also extremely dark, and I can't wait to break the metaphor to you. Frank was in fact startled, and he could not be afraid, but as a Laoganjuhua politician, a murderer with blood in his hand, as if Jesus were not broken, God's death was no matter.

Well,i ' ve got God's ear now. (Well, God has listened to me.) I prefer this translation, put in the story is really letter Tatsu ya. ）

Look at my heart a rin, but I think Frank is really witty so that you can not hate him.

In fact, the majority of Chinese people to see, may feel that there is something, faith in the Lord that God, rather than believe in themselves. Look at the Chinese sages, almost all are teaching you how to improve themselves, how to achieve the unity of Heaven and Man, no one forced you to believe in anything. So these years have also been some foreigners feeling, the Chinese is too scary, they do not believe anything.

Come back to the book. The author is definitely not simple in science, I can see that he has a lot of self-thinking, is a reluctant to believe people. Finally, he made some conclusions about "how people live happier" and what we believe in order to be happier. Finally, simply summed up, is: In the context of experience of faith in science, in the context of non-rational and experience, choose a peace of mind, religion is a ready-made choice, of course, you can choose other.

In this way, it seems that the author is not clear, but I can feel his kind of tangled, philosophical things, so many sages are not clear, we what mercy how to, a few words can be said to let you convinced. To be sure, what you believe in, or what you do, comes from your own life experience and your inner choice.

But it must have been tragic in the end, like Frank's outright abandonment of his faith. So I just want to say, even if you do not believe in anything, at least keep a fear of the heart.

What should we believe in?