Small Gods

"Small Gods" is a novel by Terry Pratchett that explores themes of religion, faith, and power. It portrays a world where gods rely on human belief for their existence and influence. When people's faith wanes, gods become weaker or irrelevant. The story follows a priest who seeks to understand true spirituality beyond dogma and highlights how organized religion can sometimes hinder genuine faith and personal enlightenment. The novel uses humor and satire to examine how belief systems shape society and question the nature of divinity and devotion.