我認為他並不會因此犯更少的罪，因為他去參加這個儀式這個行為，在他的宗教

我認為他並不會因此犯更少的罪，因為他去參加這個儀式這個行為，在他的宗教裡本身即是一種罪了。另外，我覺得如果他發現參加儀式的都是陌生人，他也許並不會對人性和宗教失去希望，因為那些認識陌生人，他並不認識，也不知道這些陌生人的故事，所以並不會對他們有所期待，或幻想破滅等。我認為最讓他崩潰的是，他不敢相信他在教會認識的那些人竟然都參加了這個儀式，他不敢相信平常呈現在他眼前的事物，是真的還是假的。包括，他的宗教教義，教會裡的人，善良的樣貌。

結果 (英文) 1:

I don't think he will commit any less sin because of this, because the act of participating in this ceremony is itself a sin in his religion. In addition, I think if he finds that the people participating in the ceremony are all strangers, he may not lose hope in humanity and religion, because he does not know those strangers and does not know their stories, so he does not know them. There will be expectations for them, or disillusionment, etc. I think what broke him the most was that he couldn't believe that the people he knew in church were actually participating in this ceremony. He couldn't believe whether the things that were usually presented to him were real or fake. Including, his religious teachings, the people in the church, and his kind appearance.

結果 (英文) 2:

I don't think he will commit fewer crimes because his participation in this ceremony is itself a sin in his religion. Additionally, I believe that if he finds that all the people attending the ceremony are strangers, he may not lose hope for human nature and religion because he doesn't know or know the stories of strangers who know them, so he doesn't have any expectations or disillusionment with them. I think the most frustrating thing for him was that he couldn't believe that all the people he knew in the church had attended this ceremony. He couldn't believe whether the things that were usually presented to him were real or fake. Including his religious teachings, the people in the church, and his kind appearance.

結果 (英文) 3:

I don't think he will commit less crimes because the act of attending this ceremony is a crime in his religion. In addition, I think if he finds that all the people attending the ceremony are strangers, he may not lose hope in human nature and religion, because those who know strangers, he doesn't know or know their stories, so he won't expect them or be disillusioned. I think what broke him down most was that he couldn't believe that all the people he knew in the church had attended the ceremony. He couldn't believe that what was usually presented to him was true or false. Including his religious teachings, the people in the church, and his kind appearance.