The Absolute at Large

The novel delves into the consequences of a world where divine and technological forces intertwine. I'm curious what motivated Čapek to tackle this theme.

The book's critique feels surprisingly relevant today, but I wonder if others felt it was more humorous or more thought-provoking.

The novel predates the internet but seems eerily prescient about mass communication and its power. What parallels do readers see in today's world?