… Beyond Eastrod: Help! Did I overlook God somewhere (again) in literature? (Reconsidering nature, superstition, and God in "Bezhin Prairie").
I haven't read the story, but my guess is that the hunter is the sort of sophisticate for whom God is mostly a fairy tale — a typical liberal aristocrat of his day. As for stories in which God figures, I'd have to think about that.
I haven't read the story, but my guess is that the hunter is the sort of sophisticate for whom God is mostly a fairy tale — a typical liberal aristocrat of his day. As for stories in which God figures, I'd have to think about that.
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