Moral Sense

Moral Sense

Theme and analysis： "A good person who never repents And a bad person who always confess, Who is more likely to go to heaven?

I believe God loves the latter more.

Sin makes God more meaningful The sinless have no need to know God.”

If a good man who never confesses is a caterpillar, a bad man who always confesses is a butter y.

If you think of caterpillars and butter ies as two species, the birth of butter ies is essentially a small number of dormant cells, which are suddenly awakened when enough nutrients have been absorbed. The caterpillar is just the feed of the butter y, and when it reaches a critical point, it breaks out of its parasitic host like an alien.

The unrepentant good man, who honors his inner morality and goes his own way, does not care about God. Such people are silent, even eccentric. These people construct their own complete inner world.

We can see God as the moral values and standards of many people, and when these good people place their ideas in the eyes of God, they will see many differences. They repent for it. Frequent confessions can become an empty ritual. Just like butter ies are beautiful, light, symmetrical. But they are also short-lived and weak.

These two opposite personalities, one is internal and the other is external. People maintain a reverence for their inner self, even if it is subjective and sel sh and dark, while pretending to be humble and self-re ective in front of others. One's moral sense is so ckle, mutually exclusive and mutually restrictive. So in essence, a good person who never confesses and a bad person who confesses regularly form a whole “perfect” human being. Just as butter ies and caterpillars are essentially creatures - only because nature has ordered them so that they are unable to freely switch their own image. The human heart is complex, pure, but also corrupt.

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In the middle of the dark blue picture, we can see a faceless woman with her hair down, turning her head and smiling. It's a symbol of your inner world. There are black and white butter ies around the picture and on the woman's eyes, which re ects the above analysis of the theme. Near the face was written "God loves confessor more, sin makes god more valuabe". Here is an expression of the personality that the public loves more, which is used to face the outside world.