Lungworth

- Oh, well, alright, alright... That's more than fair... Do you happen to have a file for the document?

I'm not an expert in medicine or theology, but denying the existence of higher powers is often considered a mental disorder in many countries of Vusteria.

- Well, there are different viewpoints... Some, for example, don't like the worldly, clerical aspect – if the Artery hears my prayer, then what's the point of a portly priest? Just to get money from me? Some other people adhere to different faiths, which leads to contradictions and conflicts on religious grounds. Undoubtedly, religious tradition has deep roots in the past, but today there is a growing opinion that these forms are becoming obsolete. Under these conditions, there are people, true intellectuals, and there are quite a few of them in Erathia, a country with a very high level of life and technology, who prefer to believe in something concrete that they can see and touch directly, regardless of their own views. In this situation, the day is approaching when all citizens of Erathia will receive state support, but all the work will be done for them by golems, and the citizens themselves, in their free time from work, will engage in self-development, study natural sciences, and experience a new flourishing of art! - Lester took a breath and quickly explained, so as not to be mistaken for a madman. - I just quoted a typical set of arguments that exist among these people... You know, we had to study Erathian customs in school and college, after all, we're neighbors... I myself am a baptized Christian, as is my whole family, it's just a professional deformation, you understand...