The thirteenth Discworld novel tells about the origin of the god Om. We witness the rise of his prophet Brutha who eventually becomes a reformer. It's a satire about religion (especially religious institutions and customs) and philosophy, about how religion and politics are wickedly entangled. Omnia is at first a true theocracy, at war with its own people. But then comes Brutha ...

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