Dark Fantasy Paladin - Ch. 8

[MangaDex]

 

[GorYase]

I love this one.

 

[IIMrZII]

If only she knew...I wonder how he treats the blue flame then? Does he simply consider it a benefit of the "system" or he just doesn't really dwell on it 🤔

 

[AkiTooru]

He shakes with his right hand, then squeezes with his left hand, then back to right hand being put forward

 

[LightningForce]

right, i figured the whole 'i don't believe in god' thing would have been a minor statement that was used like maybe once in disbelief, but is this supposed to be a major part of his character? I, myself, don't believe in any God but that's because nothing has happened in my life that is so far removed from the ordinary that it'd convince me otherwise.

Him, on the other hand? This fella got reincarnated into a world full of magical powers and abilities, literally given skills by a seemingly omnipotent system, divine/holy powers that are literally said to come from God, powers that are visibly tied to a person's faith, yet he still doesn't believe that God exists? Can someone explain how that makes sense because the math just isn't mathing. Every sign in the universe is pointing to existence of higher power, yet he's standing steadfast to the idea that God doesn't exist.

Also, demons exist, which makes his steadfast disbelief even more dumb, as in most religions, demons are considered the antithesis of any holy and good God. The existence of such a force usually implies a higher power, so the idea that he's still unconvinced is fucking mind-boggling.

 

[nobody2002]

Eden is nonchalant about everything. lol

 

[ThanatosHellfire]

right, i figured the whole 'i don't believe in god' thing would have been a minor statement that was used like maybe once in disbelief, but is this supposed to be a major part of his character? I, myself, don't believe in any God but that's because nothing has happened in my life that is so far removed from the ordinary that it'd convince me otherwise.

Him, on the other hand? This fella got reincarnated into a world full of magical powers and abilities, literally given skills by a seemingly omnipotent system, divine/holy powers that are literally said to come from God, powers that are visibly tied to a person's faith, yet he still doesn't believe that God exists? Can someone explain how that makes sense because the math just isn't mathing. Every sign in the universe is pointing to existence of higher power, yet he's standing steadfast to the idea that God doesn't exist.

Also, demons exist, which makes his steadfast disbelief even more dumb, as in most religions, demons are considered the antithesis of any holy and good God. The existence of such a force usually implies a higher power, so the idea that he's still unconvinced is fucking mind-boggling.

I'm not sure but I think it's a mistake in writing or translation.
It truly doesn't make sense that he doesn't 'believe' in god but it does if you use 'worship' instead. Like not that he doesn't believe in god's existence but that he doesn't worship him or see him as an object of respect/adulation. In that case it's kinda unusual but still makes sense.