Where Science Meets Religion

I chose to read Silas marner published in 1861 because it was about a weaver,
the garment industry if you will.
my family, tho I am estranged from them because of their fraud & abuse
were in the same industry have worked at a union dress making factory

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chapter one contains soooo much information

now everybody probably heard about God but they might notta heard about the evil one. anyway, the books mentions that some occupation revolve around evil and the one doing that fraud.      but the weavers felt their profession was legit honest work

the weavers were said to be pallid, undersized , but brawny county folk that looked like remnants of a disinherited race. they were superstitious.  the peddler would visit, the knife grinder would visit.  wandering men...no father or mother

the world outside of their own direct experience was a mystery to them they had trust issues. they were regarded as aliens,  they had eccentrick habits that kept them in a state of loneliness

takes place in a merry england or which is concept England, a utopian society a b

the village of raveloe.

silas marner

about a weaver who was in the latern yard church gang of assholes or something. this is what happened. their deacon got sick and had no kids. these men took turns caring for him .

well when the deacon died on silas watch.....the other men accused silas of robbing the deacon. they even planted his knife near to where the bag of money was.