"But sometimes I feel like she doesn't believe in God at all."

Suddenly, Boluogo said something completely contradictory again.

"Why?" Kedening asked.

"It's very simple, because God does not exist. For her, God is more like a symbol and a spiritual sustenance.

She and I have talked about this, and she has always felt that there is a power in this world that transcends everything, beyond life and death, beyond hell and heaven.

This power will punish everyone who makes a mistake fairly, and she believes in this power."

Boluogo shook his head.

"I don't believe this. If there really is such power, then this should be a world where good and evil are rewarded. There is no need for judges and firing squads. When you make a mistake, there will naturally be thunder across the sky and burn you to ashes.

It’s an empty shell.”

Boluogo turned his head and looked at Kedening with a longing expression, "Later I saw her and the smile on her face when she was doing good deeds. For a moment, my restless heart calmed down. I think I understood."

"This kind of power may not exist, but I can understand why she believes this, because it can bring her inner peace and make those who believe this feel a rare peace of mind."

"It's like some kind of bondage, it restrains us," Kedening said.

"No, it's a warning, it's a sharp sword hanging above your head," Boluogo denied. "God is watching everyone, so when you do evil, you will restrain yourself because of the unknown punishment.

.”

Boluogo's voice was a little desperate.
Chapter completed!