The wise blood

He looked towards her while staring at her: I believe in a new Jesus, Jesus cannot waste his blood to repent to people; because he is just a human being with no divinity. My church is the church of the non-Jesus! Flanery O'Connor, an American writer and an important voice in American literature, most of what she wrote was in the Southern Gothic style, and she often based her stories' events in that region. Her writing also reflects her Catholic Christian faith. This novel is considered one of the greatest 100 global novels, as it discusses important topics including freedom, free will, life and death, and the inevitability of faith. It also discusses secondary topics scattered throughout the story such as racial and gender discrimination and isolation. Janet Davy wrote in The Independent about O'Connor's style: "O'Connor is deeply attached to her characters and does not abandon them until the end. She used realism in her approach, mixed with black comedy. Truly, she awakened my imagination."