In "The Fencing Master" by Arturo Pérez-Reverte, a character shares a cynical perspective on God, suggesting that God fails to engage meaningfully with human affairs. The character perceives God as an unsatisfactory figure who allows unacceptable behavior and lacks accountability, viewing Him as untrustworthy and lacking in the qualities of honor typically associated with a gentleman. This viewpoint reflects a broader theme of disillusionment and the complexities of faith in the narrative. By expressing this sentiment, the character challenges traditional notions of divinity and morality, prompting readers to consider the inconsistencies and challenges that come with belief in a higher power, ultimately questioning the role of God in personal and societal matters.

In "The Fencing Master" by Arturo Pérez-Reverte, a character shares a cynical perspective on God, suggesting that God fails to engage meaningfully with human affairs. The character perceives God as an unsatisfactory figure who allows unacceptable behavior and lacks accountability, viewing Him as untrustworthy and lacking in the qualities of honor typically associated with a gentleman.

This viewpoint reflects a broader theme of disillusionment and the complexities of faith in the narrative. By expressing this sentiment, the character challenges traditional notions of divinity and morality, prompting readers to consider the inconsistencies and challenges that come with belief in a higher power, ultimately questioning the role of God in personal and societal matters.