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Yeats poetry extract

When you put your faith into something, is it because you believe in it, or was told to? Religion is based upon believing in something beyond yourself, placing oneself as a patron of what its exclaims to be their truth. It doesn't mean it can be everyone's truth, but it interesting nonetheless.

Heretic presents this engaging thought process through the act of questioning the concept of belief through choices, conversations, and apparent miracles. What would you say would define a miracle? If it were said and shown would you then believe in it? Or would your instincts tell you otherwise?

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The Lost Boys, from the Peter Pan stories, are portrayed in some films to have odd names like 'don't ask' and 'too small'. In Hook, especially, one Lost Boy named 'thud butt' explains his happy thought is his mother. They all seem to portray their happy thoughts as actual memories that seem faded. Isn't it interesting to realise that its that 'happy thought' that can give you the ability to fly away, is really like a fractured memory, and thus they are lost, between worlds, between never growing up and never really remembering.