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Religion lies at the heart of O'Connor's novel The Wise Blood, as Hazel Motes battles his religious belief and Enoch pursues his own peculiar secrets, investing diligently in private rites and rituals. Hazel Motes is a soldier of war and he has lost his family and he grew up with a strong religious grandfather. However, he has rejected all religious beliefs and detests the concepts of sin and redemption