Are you no afraid of God? I got no reason to be afraid of God. I've even got a bone or two to pick with Him. You
In "All the Pretty Horses" by Cormac McCarthy, a character expresses a lack of fear towards God, suggesting a complex relationship with faith and divinity. This sentiment points to a personal struggle or dissatisfaction with God, indicating that the speaker feels entitled to confront Him about certain grievances. Their boldness reflects a broader theme of questioning authority and the nature of belief.
This dialogue encapsulates a critical moment of introspection where...
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