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Extract from the "Two Cathedrals" episode from The West Wing Gratias tibi ago, domine Thank you, Lord. Haec credam a deo pio, a deo justo, a deo scito? Am I to believe these things from a righteous God, a just God, a wise God? Cruciatus in crucem To Hell with your punishments uus in terra servus, nuntius fui; officium perfeci I was your servant, your messenger on the earth, I did my duty. Cruciatus in crucem (with a dismissive wave of the hand) eas in crucem The Hell with your punishments! And to Hell with you! (literally, "may you go to a cross" |
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seldon452 ::: Favorites Does anyone know what he is saying in Latin? 07-09-04 00:19:27 _____________________________________________________ | |
9ballnut ::: Favorites This is THE BEST scene from the 2nd season of the west wing I get chills all the way through jeds speech even after 8 years 07-08-24 15:09:56 _____________________________________________________ | |
auntbecky ::: Favorites Intellectually you are as wrong as you can be. Those with no thought have come up with the "answer" over the years. It is healthy and normal to have doubts and be angry over God. Even Mother Teresa did. 07-08-24 05:14:54 _____________________________________________________ | |
daddiorc ::: Favorites not the best, but still a great scene. i still get chills when he stops out the cigarette. 07-08-18 11:26:10 _____________________________________________________ | |
pynchonfan ::: Favorites I would think that someone like Jed Bartlet would be an excellent and spiritual-minded person to have at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Here is a man who genuinely wrestles with issues of God and life and death, unlike our current President, who is only a Christian when a camera is pointed at him and who emphasizes faith more than reasoning or questioning. Bartlet proves you can be a believer without forfeiting 90 I.Q. points to do it. 07-08-10 22:07:48 _____________________________________________________ | |
tamerlanecd ::: Favorites bushidocrusader, it is not a child-like reaction to the issue. The reason that it is keeps being brought up, despite being 'answered over the centuries,' is because in fact there are few satisfactory answers. If you want to maintain that God gives us free will and allows the weather to function by its laws, fair enough, but how is this reconciled by the believe that God does indeed intervene in the world to create miracles and grant people their prayers? 07-08-05 01:13:14 _____________________________________________________ | |
tfronky ::: Favorites I agree with most of the people here, phenomenal scene from this series and I think one of Sheen's best pieces of work ... 07-07-29 04:31:16 _____________________________________________________ | |
bushidocrusader ::: Favorites Great scene. But the President is on pretty shaky theological ground here - the "just God" argument has been answered over the centuries many times, and his point of view is the basic, almost childlike reaction to this kind of issue. Though emotionally justifiable, it is not intellectually so. 07-07-20 15:43:24 _____________________________________________________ | |
noke22 ::: Favorites Oh thank you thank you thank you for putting this up!! 07-07-19 12:50:15 _____________________________________________________ | |
MiataSteve ::: Favorites What?!! Dont you mean American Idol....lol, no I agree, this is the best. 07-07-18 09:56:49 _____________________________________________________ |
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
The West Wing-Two Cathedrals
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