About faith.
I often find the weakness of human beings in the face of empty night, grassland, and rapid currents.
Weakness is one of the reasons for faith.
It is difficult for post-70s people like me, who have grown up in China, to have true faith.
I don't believe in Buddhism, at least Buddhism in China belongs to the category of literature, there is no Buddha and no religion in the secular sense, only a contracted business.
I don't believe in Taoism because our Tao has long since been overthrown. I also don't believe in Confucianism, because Confucianism is a monopoly on the right to explain.
Well, Christ, I instinctively feel alienated. I don't believe that love can change human nature, and I don't believe that tricks and intrigues can triumph.
Having said all this, I find that an atheist contradicts himself. So, what exactly do I believe?
After writing novels for many years, writing self-excavating essays for many years, writing public accounts for many years, after that, I found that I believed in fewer and fewer things, if I had to say a temporary unchanged belief, I believed in human nature is inherently evil, how to change these, it is difficult to change, good-nature barbecue is useless for the general human cognition.
Faiths like Christianity, then, seem to me to be valid, at least for the mediocre, because, in a simple way, they tell you that all people have original sin. It is not denied that people have sins, and such religious beliefs are reliable.
Teaching others to help others can at least prevent the collapse of the whole.
However, the faith of any group, once it reaches the majority, will kidnap the people of other minorities, and a religion that helps the majority and does not infringe on the minority at all is reliable and not foolish.