Father Marvin

This book is a bit of a pity. Let me talk about a few issues first. I don't know if the author has considered it. There is no special power in the beginning of the book. During the period when the gods were sealed, that is, during this time, all the churches were actually the same as in reality (meaning they are all spiritual sustenance churches). So in the book, when Yunia first came and the seal was broken, the so-called big church was not as powerful as imagined. Because can you imagine a real pope actually believing in a god? It is simply impossible. People who truly believe in gods cannot climb to the position of pope at all. Because there has been no intervention of divine power and full-screen spiritual sustenance before, those who occupy the upper echelons of the church must be people who are good at calculating and possessing power. And these people must only use the church as a tool to make money. They have power and wealth, but they have no faith, and they are even the most blasphemous existence. This point specifically refers to the scandals in the church in reality, which are nothing more than dirty desires in the name of God. Even if there are truly devout people among the large number of believers, they must be in the minority, and those who can be blessed by gods are even the minority among the minority. But in the world of books. The church is as clean as anything. The pope and bishop can actually use the power of grace as soon as the gods wake up. Oh my God, this is not realistic at all. The most likely scenario is. After the oracle comes, there will be months of chaos in the church. For a long period of time, these large churches will fall into civil strife, with true believers and false believers fighting each other. Then how can people in high positions give up their rights so easily? They will definitely try their best to ensure their status. Don't tell me about oracles. Firstly, gods will not directly intervene in specific church affairs. Secondly, they are just able to interfere with reality. The intensity will certainly not be strong at the beginning. Secondly, it is not easy to distinguish between shallow believers and true believers. After all, people who can climb to high positions have some brains. Even if they are just for power at the beginning and have ungodly beliefs, in order to maintain their status, I believe they don't mind believing more. But chaos is inevitable, that is, there is no time to deal with small churches at the beginning. Besides, many small churches must not have gods. Why, these large churches cannot have many truly devout believers before gods truly come. Where do small churches come from with so many true believers? Most of them are just seeking benefits for themselves under the guise of the church. It is impossible for a god to be born. You must know that to truly be able to give birth to believers on a large scale, it must require a miracle from the gods. Before the gods actually come, it would be so easy to perform miracles. Even a large church needs enough time to use the power of gods to make its believer base solid enough. To put it simply, before the gods come, most of the believers are shallow believers. Only after the gods truly come will there be a large number of devout believers, fanatic believers and even saints. However, the book seems to skip this stage directly. This is the point. Next, after the protagonist becomes the pope, everything in the book is in need of new things. In a country with a population of 150 million, a country that has just experienced war and is close to economic collapse, there is no one like you as a pope who does not quickly stabilize the people and believers, does not vigorously build the foundation, and actually goes to work as an undercover agent. What is the concept of 150 million potential believers? Even if you are a state religion, there are really gods here. You can't really stabilize this basic base until three to five years. It was only a few months after the war ended in the book. He actually went abroad. How can the development of the church be so simple? Miracles are needed to develop believers, and national policies are also needed here. If the Queen wants to reform, she needs the strong support of the church. If she wants to reform a country with a population of hundreds of millions, how much manpower and material resources are needed, from small villages and towns to large cities. Author, do you really know how many people have enough food, clothing and daily life? Not to mention that there are extraordinary people causing trouble. This is really not a game. It's not that simple. You want the Pope to run out of the country? If you want to break the situation, just order an egg for yourself. Think about how our country broke the situation at that time. Is it useful to rely on one person? The correct approach is to call on knowledgeable people to go abroad for further study, then secretly develop followers from developed countries, obtain technology and transport it back to the country, and vigorously tap talents to develop technology. And what are you doing, going undercover to subvert a country under the care of the true God. Oh my god. This operation is somewhat outrageous. You have the largest population in the country, but you don't work hard to develop your own territory and play Infernal Affairs.

If you sow melons, you will reap beans. I planted a cute cat picture. How many cute cat pictures can I get?

It's a pity that it didn't suit my taste. When I saw that the protagonist wanted to use gods to make a container or converter, I knew that this book was not to my liking. In my understanding, gods are powerful, and belief in gods is not about respect, but more about awe. Without reverence for gods, it is meaningless. When there is no god, you can say anything. When there is a god, as long as you believe in the god, you will know everything about the god's thoughts and gods, and you are destined to not do anything big. It's a pity.

The holy fire is shining, the holy fire is shining brightly, all my children, meow meow meow meow.

I've been reading novels for a long time and I actually found a book with the same name as me. I laughed so hard.

How about an idiom solitaire, Father Ma Wei?

As a qualified book club, why is there a towering tree missing 🤓, let me go first

Oh, the priest is called priest because he has a daughter who is a god? I thought it was because I liked little boys.

How can I put it, I read it pretty well. Regardless of whether the "truth" written by the author in the article is correct or not, as long as it can be justified, I can't stand it anymore. But when I saw the cooperation with vampires who feed on humans, I couldn't stand it. It may be a very wise decision for the protagonist, but For me as a reader, it is very uncomfortable to watch. After all, from a human perspective, if a race that feeds on humans appears, they will definitely be wiped out at all costs. To be honest, if I didn't write the "friends" segment when the vampires appear, I can probably continue reading.

After reading the previous article, it's okay. I just want to ask you what the truth of this church is. The red color will make it more obvious. You must know that the last person who followed the imperial truth has already sat on the toilet.