It's okay to bathe in the holy light for a moment

I am an atheist and have no religious beliefs, but I believe in the power of good in the world.

Chatting with my old sister who has been involved in social work and research for a long time, I always like to talk about some issues and policies about physical and mental disabilities. It was mentioned that the schoolgirl sent away her seventeen-year-old son last year. When his son was born, there was a problem. During the rescue process, the doctor asked the couple, "Would you like to save it with all your strength?" He would be a lively and normal child, but they were still reluctant to give up. Later, the child couldn't even sit, and could almost only lie down to live. He went in and out of the emergency room dozens of times a year, and received countless critical illness notices. seven years. The schoolgirl later confessed that without health insurance, I would never be able to support this child, but because of the health insurance, this child has been tortured and lived for 17 years. I really don’t know how to describe the contradiction. We can only comfort their husband and wife, this is probably the debt has been repaid, as fate ends here.

A religious foundation has been discussed recently. Frankly speaking, I would rather donate to Xihaner, Eden Foundation, and Creation Foundation to take care of vulnerable people, but I have never donated to this foundation, not even resource recycling! Some are kind and willing to give, but I always believe that the bigger an organization grows, the more complex the organization, and the more loopholes it has for people to exploit. Moreover, resources are too concentrated in one charitable organization, and other disadvantaged groups will hardly receive the attention of caring people. Social resources should be distributed evenly, so different groups pay attention to different disadvantaged groups. Although the energy is limited, every ounce will be lost. be cherished. If a charity unit grows too big, like a black hole, it will absorb most of the limited resources that the public is willing to invest, but the range of ethnic groups they serve may not expand, so some ethnic groups that are not concerned by the unit may be was sacrificed. Therefore, individuals simply do not donate to the organization based on an even distribution of resources.

There are two impressive films. To say that Taiwan is a kind and tolerant society, in fact, we all know that it can be better, and everyone can work harder.

Of course, there have been articles about religious music before. Personally, I like all kinds of religious music, and the biggest among them are Catholic or Christian hymns. Since the era of classical music, many composers have written countless hymns for religion. The impression is that of the chant choir in the church. Of course, times have changed. Modern people have more faith in science than religion. If religion is to advance, it must be closer to the people of this era. From the two episodes of "Nuns Are Crazy", pop songs have been transformed into hymns, or hymns are popular. Songization opens a new milestone, provides a new way of thinking about chants, and incorporates various popular music elements. As long as the content is firm belief, it is chants. Therefore, no matter what beliefs, these songs are positively inspiring to people, as if bathing in the holy light you cherish, even a moment is enough to cleanse the soul.