fonzinator
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I'd say one of the more accurate films out there is called "The Jesus Film." It's based straight from the gospel of Luke.
Dark City - Even though his memory is changed, the main character's identity, or soul, remains intact - which defeats Hume's theory, by the way, and if such a thing as a "soul", an unchanging perfection, exists, you can take a step further and argue that a god exists, whether it be our soul, you know, "we're just one perspective of a single thing" (Spinoza), or god as a singular, independent being reigning from the heavens, or whatnot.
Originally posted by: Jehovah
Well, thinking in religious terms, doesn't mean that you have to look at only religious films - take it a step further:
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Dark City - Even though his memory is changed, the main character's identity, or soul, remains intact - which defeats Hume's theory, by the way, and if such a thing as a "soul", an unchanging perfection, exists, you can take a step further and argue that a god exists, whether it be our soul, you know, "we're just one perspective of a single thing" (Spinoza), or god as a singular, independent being reigning from the heavens, or whatnot.
Fight Club - Similar concept - would Tyler have a soul, or is it the same soul as the narrator?
Memento - Because the main character has no memory, would the main character have a soul? And if he did, how would you explain the fact that he is only acting out what is tatooed on his body (especially at the end, he plays a trick on himself)?
I'm a philosophy major, so this is right up my alley. 😉
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