Restrictions in faith should not be suppressed by clerical injustice. This time, the comparison and criticism of contemporary canon law and the reality of the Catholic Church with Franz Kafka's The Judgement and Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon is a step towards promoting the values and moral principles common to Japanese society in this country, which is not a state religion, and that the teachings of Jesus Christ are not misunderstood in a distorted way, as a step towards not being afraid to fight for peace rather than superficial peace.
Between faith and law: a look at the reality of Ecclesiastical law violations.-Kafka’s The Judgement and Michael Haneke’s The White Ribbon.Implications from Law and Psychology.－English
