I'm not even sure we really had that much need for God as much as we did seem to have a need to believe in Him

I'm not even sure we really had that much need for God as much as we did seem to have a need to believe in Him

Joseph Heller, the renowned author of the satirical novel "Catch-22," was known for his sharp wit and keen observations on the human condition. In his works, Heller often explored themes of absurdity, disillusionment, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. One of the recurring motifs in Heller's writing is the idea of faith and belief in God, and how these concepts can shape our understanding of the world around us.