Novel & Cerita There's Only One God Ma'am

“What has happened here?” “Greed,” she replied looking over her shoulder. “The greed of mortal men. There is no One God!” She yelled out suddenly and the humans around her flinched and muttered, many of their faces becoming angry whilst others looked away in shame and pain. “There is no One God! Just men. Greedy men, using the excuse of a made up god to commit atrocities, to steal, to rape, to take. Just men. No god would sanction this! This is the work of man!” “Witch!” Someone spat the words with venom.

God is not listening to you. Breaking free of the weights holding her to that spot, Helena stepped back and held out her cross. "I don't know what you are, but no enemy of God will speak such blasphemy in front of me and in this holy place! I've accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior and I know he will protect me!"

she said softly and I lowered my eyes in thought. “Is the Goddess a real entity?” I muttered under my breath, and Gavin side-eyed me. “Didn't your mother tell you about our deity?” Glancing up at him I curled my lip and grimaced. “My mom didn't tell me or teach me anything except to distrust males,” I commented, and he nodded.

With the same light smile that never showed her teeth plastered on her lips—that looked just too out of place— "Replying to Her Majesty, the Queen, ever since this humble one was young, this humble one has always loved to fuddle with things after her mother. And perhaps seeing this humble one's intense love, the gods showed this lowly one favor, awakening something—a power to heal others." "A power?" I repeated. Narrowing my eyes, I pressed for more. "Just like that?" "It's the first time I've heard of such a case, so I'm a bit curious." "Replying to Her Majesty, the Queen, there's nothing this lowly one can do against the will of the gods." Are there gods? This is the second time she's ment

In her hand was the perfume I had wanted so badly last month but could not bring myself to buy. "You're back?" Keith instinctively pulled his arm away from Caroline. "Today isn't one of the days you're supposed to come home." I had not even said anything yet. Caroline looked at me timidly, her eyes wide. "Silvia, don't misunderstand. I just came to visit my godmother." I glanced at her calmly. "Why are you so nervous? I didn't even do anything. You're making it look like I'm the bad guy." Caroline looked even more frightened. It was the kind of fragile, pitiful expression that made people want to protect her.

“I didn’t do it. First, I saw my parent in a dream and they gave me some various instructions on what to do.” “That’s great, you now know who you are,” “Yes, I think so.” Silence followed. “Wise one. Tell me, do you believe that there is a god out there?” “There are many gods out there, my dear. But if you look closely at the fishes in the waters, the birds of the sky and the way the sun raises. You will find out that there must be a force that is keeping all these things in order. Nature in itself cannot maintain order for a very long time. And order in itself cannot exist on its own. So, I think there must be one God out there who is deciding the way things should flow. His name I have com

"You don't know how we have strived for all these years, if we have started rioting against these principles then you won't be sitting here and asking questions. You cannot live here asking questions against our God." "We have someone as our god, who's not only in the temple and literature. He's here watching us all the time, hearing whatever we think and even he might be listening to our conversation right now." "But we have someone above all who's greater." "Who is that?" she asked curiously. "This land. This place is our God. It's protecting us from all the natural disasters and giving us food and water to survive. Out of all, I believe this place has some mystic powers."

For a five years old they are too smart. "He even removed all mom's pictures in this house." Thea said. "But it's okay, mamu said that we just have to pray that dad will find another woman who will love us as well." She added. She smiled upon hearing that. Mamu is how they call Mrs. Fontanilla. "You are lucky actually. Even though your mom is already in heaven, I'm sure she is watching over you everyday." "Like a guardian angel?" Thea opened her eyes and looked at her with her eyes sparkling.

Clark said. “Is prayer funny for you?” said Gaby. The group silenced as if there was a beautiful scene to see. Clark was speechless. “Don’t you pray?” Gaby asked. Clark scoffs. “You should be grateful for the blessing you receive. You should not laugh when you see someone praying. Would you like me to teach you how to pray?“ Gaby said. “You’re so noisy,” Clark said, getting annoyed. “What makes you angry? When you pray, you should only think about God and not bother the people around you.”

“If it wasn’t for their cooperation, I wouldn’t have been able to handle the public so peacefully. They have stopped so many protests that could have been proved to be a disaster. So, I am really grateful for their belief in me and their true devotion to this pack.” Gamma Nash, Morfan and the maids and knights went back to their places as priestess Melantha came forth, “everything in this world happens because of a reason. Every single thing. True religion doesn’t teach one to call other devils and think themselves as a superior being just because they have mass faith attached to them. True religion teaches one to be humble, down to earth and condemns use of harsh words like the devil, monst