Divine Wisdom: The Temple of Sayings

In Divine Wisdom, Casotti proves that, at least in the popular imagination, God is truly omnipresent. His rich symbolic universe populates the world of proverbs with countless teachings that often refer to his absolute power, but are not always faithful to religious practices. The book explores the religious universe with a certain irreverence. The devil is a frequent character, either in contrast to God or serving to explain errant human behavior. Lessons that relate God, man, and woman are also common. And since the Catholic legacy holds considerable weight in popular culture, the teachings go beyond saints and prayers. In times of proverbs, if you kneel, you must pray.