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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | While the movie does begin with the clone protagonists having to outgrow the silly superstitions their keepers instilled in them, the story is certainly far from being a slam against all religion, and even rather friendly to some religion elsewhere. Two particular examples come to mind: the construction worker on the scaffolding after Lincoln Six Echo and Jordan Two Delta survive their pursuers' major property-wrecking attack rather enthusiastically assuring them that "Jesus must love you!" for them to have survived so improbably; later, after learning about (and trying out) the physical act of love with Lincoln, Jordan also concludes that "There really is an Island." (In other words, Heaven really does exist.) |