Відео

I think this scene made me lose faith in religion

the evil of your people goes back farand beyond old osama bin laden, friendo

I constantly have to remind myself this isn’t Stephen King’s work.

Revisiting this scene as a recovering alcoholic is wild

BULLSEYE!!

Alot of poeple misunderstand this show, thinking its Anti Religion. Its not, if you look closely the REAL religious aspects are there, overshadowed by all the vampire stuff. Thearetically everything these characters had gone through WAS necessary in order to potentially stop the end of the world

I think his response is equally good. He talks about how nowhere in the bible does it talk about not having accountability for your own actions

if i found a preacher that was that fine, i'd pretend to be addicted to SOMETHING.

One of the best scenes I’ve ever seen in fiction and one that pretty much defines my personal view on religion as a whole.

Doing this monologue for my class it’s such a good scene

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I have to say, Riley is correct here. Mike Flanagan is a Sam Harris reader and this sounds exactly like Sam's famous rebuttal to William Lane Craig in their debate at Notre Dame, where he attacks this very notion. "Given all that this God of yours does not accomplish in the lives of others, given the misery that is being imposed on some helpless child in this instant, this kind of faith is obscene."

Some very Mr. Robot framing in this scene. Been a while since I saw the show and I'm not sure if you've cropped it to avoid copyright infringement but it works very well.

In the end Riley truly did have the wisdom to know the difference This show is a masterpiece

This resonated with me a lot. I'm not Muslim, but I do adhere to a spiritual structure that has been vilified by the general public. I've had many moments where my naive mind thinks I can change the world a little bit by showing that people like me are not evil, nor are the entities I work with. Yet, I still deal with trouble because of I live and speak my own truth. (including 3 co-workers proselytizing on my ass) Either way, "Dignity" that's a word I should always remember the next time I get confronted and told off because of my practice Anyway, one of the reasons I fucking LOVE this show!!!

This scene is so good. And SPOILERS…. . . . . . After seeing the whole show, I think what Father Paul (Monsignor Pruitt) is thinking here is that Riley is right. It’s why he says, “Yeah…yeah…” But he thinks he has concrete answers for Riley that he just isn’t ready to share yet. He thinks the “angel” (the Hebrew and Greek terms for this word also mean “messenger”) is bringing actual hope and inaugurating the age to come with the resurrection of the body. He thinks the “angel” is fulfilling what Paul writes about in 1 Corinthians 15. It’s such a realistic depiction of how a faith leader who longs to give solid hope to people might seek to provide “solutions” in desperation that they think will bolster faith in others but in fact are extremely toxic and misguided. Riley is just deconstructing the faith he grew up with after a very sobering, awful consequence from a bad decision he made. Father Paul thinks he can restore Riley’s faith, but his solution is just more of the same, only in a more nightmarish, vampiric form that he misinterprets as God giving his people new resurrected bodies.

The funny thing is something good DID come from his alcoholism and the oil spill and all that. Without those circumstances then the vampire wouldn’t have come to the island and wouldn’t have been killed. It would have just kept feeding in secret and would never have been stopped. All the suffering led to a worldwide threat being ended.

A few episodes later…

Literally the best show ever made

Wow I sure hope this emotional scene isn't undermined by an M Night Shyamalan level of a unnecessary plot twist .

Damn !!!! Riley really "Dropped the Mic" in this scene !!! He's not wrong ya'know... Preach, Riley... preach.

Who would a thought that a horror miniseries was way well-written and presents the concepts of religion, atheism and Islam perfectly than a franchise of Christian Propaganda films

It’s forbidden in islam to drink both alcohol & blood Fair enough

“Religion is opium of the people.” - Karl Marx. Especially the caste system of Hinduism. Religion lulls the pain of injustice. Although I personally think a true believer should fight for justice. Because a just world is God's world.

One of my favourite monologues that offers the perspective of countless thinking persons when faced with the topics of God and suffering. And here's mine. Take from this whatever resonates with you. God, Suffering & Ultimate Freedom Primary Creator also called "Source", is the intelligent energy that created the first things and lifeforms, including the 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets of the Universe, and the entities that live on planets and in spiritual dimensions. These lifeforms include angels, evil entities, humanoids and the gods of the major world religions. Primary Creator has a positive and a negative side. It brings happiness, and it causes suffering. It is the source of true bliss, and it has also put ignorance and sinful tendencies into many of its lifeforms. Who do you believe put evil into the first evil persons so that they would be inclined to choose evil? Is it not the one who created them i.e. Primary Creator? If a new car is defective, who else but the manufacturer is to blame? The good gods of religions are powerful, but it is evident that none of them are omnipotent. If any one of them was, they would have long ago ended all suffering and ignorance in the Universe. They would have quickly cleaned up the mess Primary Creator has caused, and not a single animal or child would be hungry or sad. If you say that to allow infants and animals to suffer is the way of your god, then you're declaring your god evil. Benevolent gods and other good entities of the Universe are doing their best in this incredibly vast Universe to replace the ignorance and suffering with wisdom and bliss. Primary Creator has no plan, it just does what it does and all of the good energies and entities are fighting its dark side which manifests as ignorance and all forms of evil. Imagine all of the work the benevolent gods and other good entities have to do on the zillions of other planets, not to mention in the spiritual dimensions! Do you believe that Earth is the only planet that matters? Volunteers (more "workers in the vineyards") are desperately needed, and anyone can be one if they want to. Anyone, just by living a life of divine love and awareness, can help end all ignorance and suffering forever, so that there can be supreme and eternal bliss throughout the Universe. Thank you for reading this, and blessings to you! Be still and know 🙏

Possibly one of the best written scenes of any modern TV show ever.

"I'm jealous" - Riley talking to Father, a so called man of God who didn't feel any remorse for the murder he did.

Best written show

I wish this would be played b4 every church service ever.

“I had killed someone.” That recognition is so fucking real.

This is literally one of my favorite monologues in the show. I've resonated a lot with Riley as an Ex-Christian and this is one of the things I've always wondered while I try to deal with my Christian counterparts in society without having an angry Heathen mental breakdown.

Loved this scene thank you for uploading

That yeah at the end :D

My god the acting, the scene chemistry, it’s next level.

Great scene

This scene is a veritable masterpiece

I love the parallels they draw between vampirism and alcoholism. This scene sort of highlights everything that comes to happen. Riley, rather than succumb once again to that feeling of thirst and helplessness, that "other person" who lives in his body and happens to kill someone, decides to end things and take the higher road. The priest and his disciples are left to justify their "thirst". The show does a great job of showing all the benefits and horrors of organized religion, and of AA's "accept a higher power" model of thinking.

I uploaded another monologue from Midnight Mass. Here's the link if you guys wanna watch: ua-cam.com/video/3Ta5qui-x68/v-deo.html

The thing that people seem to always leave out on rants like this is we are living in a fallen world. According to the Bible we were once made perfect by god living in perfect harmony with him and then Adam and Eve ruined that. Instead of wiping us out entirely he said ok I’ll give you another chance but now sin exists in you and the world. Because of sin we have to endure bad stuff, all of us, but through that in seeking out God and living for him you can find the peace in knowing no matter what when it’s all over you’ll be with him for eternity after death. That’s the promise. This was a really good show in showcasing what happens when a pastor or really anyone takes the word of god and becomes selfish with it making it about himself. Also does a great job at showing the opinions and thoughts of nonbelievers and atheists. Thought the show was pretty fair both ways even though you could see the director/writer was most likely atheist or agnostic.

Incredible scene

I love Sophia in Flowers 10/10 Please, upload the scene from the last episode when she's crying and everyone tells her that they love her. And the one from Shun and his family accident 🥺♥️

I LOOOVE how Sophia played Amy, this show is amazing, definitely one of my favorites✨

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Such an underrated dark comedy ❤