"I know you've been exploring the mysteries of faith all this time, so we want to hear what insights you, as a foreigner, have on this matter."
Murphy said.
Under the gaze of the four vampires, Crow thought for a moment, coughed, put down the Avalon scriptures in his hand, and said in a low voice:
"I come from a world of atheism. Strictly speaking, I have no right to speak on matters like this, but since Governor Morphy has invited me, I'll risk making a fool of myself. If there are any flaws in what I say, I hope you'll forgive me.
But before I state my conclusion, we need to first discuss one question: the nature of faith...
In my view, ladies and gentlemen, faith is very much like a bearing.
It connects the Divine Spirit and the believers and functions at both ends at the same time; it is by no means a fixed, immutable system, but something that is constantly in flux.
