94. The Purpose of Religion

Synopsis

A group of wealthy boys in Los Angeles during the early 1980s establish a 'get-rich-quick' Ponzi scheme that turns out to be deadly. Stars Ansel Elgort, Taron Egerton, Emma Roberts and Jeremy Irvine.

Genres	Action, Drama, Suspense
Director	James Cox
Starring	Ansel Elgort, Taron Egerton, Emma Roberts

When you're rich, everybody says you're handsome, everybody says you're kind, everybody wants your attention, everybody is after you, everybody is after your product, everybody is after your money.

The country will only produce a fixed amount of money, so the citizen can fight and work harder to earn money. The rich gets the advantage of having more money and enjoy themselves more.

  

Nobody wants to share the money with everybody else, because then, they'll lose the comfort money can give them. The poor wants that kind of comfort too, so they fight... hard. This is where life can get so tough we need rules to order everybody. We call it law, or religion. Religion guides people to do the right thing, so they won't hurt each other, in the name of God.

I just think that religion is there, to save ourselves from the wrath of angry people. The introduction of sin causes us to think twice before doing something that might harm other people. Overtime, we do nice things, without knowing why. We just believe.

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