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If somebody bothered to tag all of these saints and say who they all are, then my photo of Notre Dame Cathedral suddenly gets enriched with all of that data, and I can use it as an entry point to dive into that space, into that meta-verse, using everybody else's photos, and do a kind of a cross-modal and cross-user social experience that way.
That's why I am always jealous with the saints in India.
We haven't found a "buy" button inside the brain, we can't tell whether someone is lying or in love just by looking at their brain scans, and we can't turn sinners into saints with hormones.
There are evildoers and saints, criminals and victims.
Thomas Merton also wrote about wars among saints and that "there is a pervasive form of contemporary violence to which the idealist most easily succumbs: activism and overwork.
Kabir, Rahim, all the great Sufi saints, they were all poor people, and they had a great reason.
Now, I was raised in the Pacific Northwest, around a lot of Church of Latter-day Saints people and, you know, I've worked with them and even dated them, but I never really knew the doctrine, or what they said to people when they were out on a mission, and I guess I was sort of curious, so I said, "Well, please, come in."
But in his case, he claims to channel a very specific group of dead saints and doctors in order to heal whatever's wrong with you.
It's a whole complicated thing, but the bottom line is that you can visit John of God and present him with three things that you would like fixed, and he will set the dead saints and doctors to work on your behalf to get the job done.
Heaven, Mary and all the Saints above!
Saints and Soldiers, now there is a good movie.
the white characters are saints and the Asian characters are practically nonexistent and worthless to the story.
I cannot tell u how greatly disappointed It was seeing this film after being a big fan of Tori Spellings other works and the directors last work on "Latter day saints."
This one isn't even close.. Then we take the 3 ghosts whom would stand a better chance of helping the New Orleans Saints win a play off game than actually helping out...In fact they are really no help at all and why they are even in the film is beyond any scope of knowledge.. Silly film in which a cast of characters act totally out of character..You can avoid this one..
or go watch boondock saints, it is MUCH better.
Let's forget that in order to become a saint, the saint must be dead, and saints don't have significant others.
Jared Hess has had his hands on much more quality films like "Saints and Soldiers", and "Napoleon Dynamite".
Our hero also takes a dig at Saints with the same name (Baba) through a corny and utterly lame one-liner.
The first half has Rajni uttering his usual array of oneliners and style and in the second half, becomes a quasi saint after a beggar takes him through a interdimensional portal to the Himalayas where Babaji (not the famous Saints he took a dig at earlier) gives him special powers for no apparent reason (other than karma).
There is no real conflict, and all of the characters in this supposed fringe society turn out to be saints - especially the unbelievable character, Al.
That is the faith of the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob & Joseph; once for all delivered to the Saints; bought & paid for by Jesus Christ, the Righteous.
I've bought, " The Feast of All Saints," and it's not truly a horrible movie, but a lot of things could have been better.
You truly get a sense of what the first saints had to struggle through, putting complete and total faith in there prophet Joseph Smith.
I know that originally, this film was NOT a box office hit, but in light of recent Hollywood releases (most of which have been decidedly formula-ridden, plot less, pointless, "save-the-blonde-chick-no-matter-what" drivel), Feast of All Saints, certainly in this sorry context deserves a second opinion.
Above this, I believe the movie also offers us a solution to get along with this, illustrated throughout the movie by Sidney's attitude: don't become too serious about yourself or about anybody else ... "even saints were people in the beginning" ... as Sophie once says in the movie.
The saints of the moment are the stars.
Even the saints of any religion are images, ideal models of how to behave and how to live your life.
And that's the catch: we need our saints!
Celebrities are like saints and they have feelings.
The Nazis in Schindler's List are portrayed as evil heartless demons who seem to lack any kind of soul (well, Amon Goeth was pretty evil), while Schindler and other "goodies" are portrayed as saints with hearts of butter; It's time to wake up people!
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