In "The Amber Spyglass," Mary Malone reflects on the existential crisis that arises from the absence of God. She ponders whether life's significance diminishes without divine presence. Her contemplation indicates a struggle with finding purpose in a seemingly indifferent universe. However, she also emphasizes the importance of the present moment. This realization suggests that even in the absence of a higher power, life holds meaning through lived experiences and the relationships people build. This perspective encourages an appreciation for the immediate, affirming that existence itself can be fulfilling.

In "The Amber Spyglass," Mary Malone reflects on the existential crisis that arises from the absence of God. She ponders whether life's significance diminishes without divine presence. Her contemplation indicates a struggle with finding purpose in a seemingly indifferent universe.

However, she also emphasizes the importance of the present moment. This realization suggests that even in the absence of a higher power, life holds meaning through lived experiences and the relationships people build. This perspective encourages an appreciation for the immediate, affirming that existence itself can be fulfilling.