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Sinopse

Two decades after Portuguese novelist and Nobel Laureate Jose Saramago shocked the religious world with his novel "The Gospel According to Jesus Christ", he has done it again with "Cain", a satire of the Old Testament. Written in the last years of Saramago´s life, it tackles many of the moral and logical non sequiturs created by a wilful, authoritarian God, and forms part of Saramago´s long argument with religion. The stories in this book are witty and provocative. After Adam and Eve have been cast out of Eden, Eve decides to go back and ask the angel guarding the gate if he can give her some of the fruit that is going to waste inside. The angel agrees, and although Eve swears to Adam that she offered the angel nothing in return, their first child is suspiciously blond and fair-skinned. Cain, in his wandering, overhears a strange conversation between a man named Abraham and his son Isaac - and manages to prevent the…

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José Saramago

Filho e neto de camponeses, José Saramago nasceu na aldeia de Azinhaga, província do Ribatejo, no dia 16 de Novembro de 1922, se bem que o registo oficial mencione como data de nascimento o dia 18. Os seus pais emigraram para Lisboa quando ele não havia ainda completado dois anos. A maior parte da sua vida decorreu, portanto, na capital, embora até aos primeiros anos da idade adulta fossem numerosas, e por vezes prolongadas, as suas estadas…

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