I only describe this video like this "Wonderful, just wonderful."

O meio religioso depende da alienação para existir. Entender aa relações do tempo presente através do pensamento da perspectiva do homem de dois mil anos atrás é tribalismo ao mesmo tempo em que rejeita leis de progresso e evolução na compressão dos mesmos fatos e assuntos. Mas ninguém deseja viver em um mundo sem energia elétrica, água encanada, carros, computadores ou internet. A alienação no meio religioso tem mantido questões como "fé compensada e fé não compensada" certos de que o momento presente é promessa de tempos passado de fé.

Just watched this film for 1st time last night. Loving all the vids on youtube to help learn more. Great video!

Love your neighbor and you will be rewarded. It's an easy Way. ❤

This is Jonathan Franzen speaking.

A shame you didnt make more vids

excellent take on a great movie

This movie was very uplifting to me. It is a man’s goal to become childlike and innocent of heart, and only then will he be revealed the world in clear form.

Your videos are beautiful You helped me more than you can know

Kirk < Thomas Aquinas

I just had some revelations while watching this movie and thinking about Soren Kierkegaard's "Fear and Trembling" and wanted to share the following: Contrary to a line in this video, Faith is indeed a product of Reason, but not a parallel process. Instead, Faith begins where Reason was exhausted. It's imperative to delineate between the premature abandonment of Reason and the exhaustion of the faculty of Reason pertaining to each individual's capacity to think. The former will only lead to a fool's conclusion or no conclusion at all. It is when we've truly exhausted all reason - when we are trapped and reason accurately informs us that there is no escape - that we are presented with the free choice to voluntarily abandon ourselves to Faith, or the absurd, as it is known by the reasoning mind.

I relate too much with Antonius for my own good.

Mate I'd wish to say that i really appreciate your 3 videos, and i have rewatched all of them at least a couple of times. I wanted to ask whether you'd be willing to share your goodreads account? Thank you Hope you've been well

Time to rewatch Bergman's magnum opus!!

When will you do more videos brother?

I don’t think where reason ends faith begins - they seem inextricable to me. But I think where faith really starts is where the heart begins. So many are dead spiritually in this generation and I can only suppose it is because they did not go out into this world and let their heart govern their decisions. They chose cruelty and not kindness and even now when the Truth is self evident, they still persist in choosing relentless cruelty every day, and the rolling of a stone.. 🕊❤️✝️🙏

This ending is a misleading representation of faith. It seems to suggest that you're intended to be in a state of fear, and that the essence of faith is uncertainty. Although we all struggle with fear and doubts, that is not the essence of faith. 2 Timothy 1:7 For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. Faith comes from God as you seek Him. Faith casts out fear. Uncertainty gets replaced with confidence. God does speak to His people. He is not a distant uncaring God no matter how many famous people may like to portray Him that way.

Great video about a great movie and a great book

Goddamn, you're underrated, man! This video should be recommended to more people. You're doing God's work.

I watched this move for the first time the other day. I don't know, I didn't care for this movie very much.

Between the idea And the reality Between the motion And the act Falls the Shadow Between the conception And the creation Between the emotion And the response Falls the Shadow Between the desire And the spasm Between the potency And the existence Between the essence And the descent Falls the Shadow This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper.

The bible and god has started more wars and caused the death of millions if not billions because of a book and bullsh-t about faith. We are alone folks there is no skydaddy looking out for you btw jesus was middle eastern not white lol the white jesus comes from the popes son. One love folks we need to look out for each other and stop using a book. The bible was wrtten to keep momos in line. But this was a great video btw one love.

There are two ways of getting home; and one of them is to stay there. The other is to walk 'round the whole world till we come back to the same place.”(and I would add; and see it for what it is for the first time) - G.K. Chesterton, The Everlasting Man

Nothing like having faith in the imaginary to navigate temporal reality. "Bummer, terminal cancer. Must be God with some special reason. Now I don't have to fear the absence of conciousness because I can pretend I go to a magical kingdom where I can exist..for eternity... Meh, I'd rather just feed worms thanks.

All three of your vids are so well made! The perfect combination of visuals, music and your voice. Really hope to see you make more!

This feeling is much more real when you realise that others experience it too.

Incredible summary.

@4:24 i think it is both those things. But like everything, there are conditions, and the conditions that which your arrive at the faith borne from a fit of passion are usually very tumultuous and damaging. Anyone I know that has found it in such a way has endured what was for them a crazy trial. But faith like said earlier in the video being acted out does make it a skill in a sense because you act it out over time. And like anything you do with repetition, you tend to improve at or fail at less often. This story kind of abstracts that in a way, because the Knight is both having a fit of passion at death's door, and is acting out faith gradually with keen awareness of his impending mortality?

Is this a German film?

"Faith" is the LAST DELUSION RELIGION POISONS EVERYTHING

I've long thought that Atheists are less of a problem in my own mind - they at least have a faith of some kind that God doesn't exist. Who I REALLY have pity for are agnostics - those who just can't take the time to wrestle with their belief... any belief at all.

Well, that’s where I part with Kierkegaard. I’m not a Protestant. I think that not only do Christianity benefit from Faith and Reason, but all religions.

Faith and a dollar buys you a coffee.

Simply great, thank you for this video and it's insights. I always come back to rewatch it from time to time.

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Even though I am danish and could read Kierkegaard in native language, I fear it is a rabbit hole I would never come out of. I am quite comfortable not knowing.

very good video. overall aesthetic, text, music and the theme itself. the seventh seal is my favorite movie. congratulations and good luck. god bless you

When Antonius in the confession booth says to Death, "I want God to stretch out His hand, uncover His face, and speak to me." It hit me in my soul. I believe that God exists, but I also want to be sure that He does

This was so good. infinitely deep.

Thank you so much! One small thing: as well Ingmar Bergman as Max von Sydow and the rest of the actors and the film crew are Swedish, thus it makes little sense to mention “the shores of Denmark”.

0:47 -- The movie takes place in Sweden, not Denmark.

Faith is interesting, but how does one choose, from an infinity of options, what to believe? And what people believe is almost 100% determined by their cultural context, and thus seems an unlikely path to universal truth.

Det sjunde inseglet as it is called in Swedish is a masterpiece.

I love the book and I love your video! Great editing, too.

F**ing brilliant

Would you please provide much more similar contents.

you're a JEW

where are you bro?