"Job, or the Mockery of Justice." A bit of a strange title for a science fiction novel, isn't it? It reeks of classicism. And it is not surprising, Robert Heinlein wrote it at the time of spiritual maturity, at an age when the worldview becomes philosophical, biblical stories are no less relevant than the life around us, and you stop looking for answers to “eternal questions” in the field of metaphysics and begin to see them in the most ordinary things . The whirlwind of worlds, spiritual tossing between God and the devil, eternal interest in the unknown... Everything is so simple in reality: a person is as faithful to God as he is true to himself, to his love of life, as much as he is capable of love. Science fiction, philosophy, adventure... it's just a cheerful smile from a smart master!