Solim Cidapop

The novel is dedicated to people suffering from hemophilia. Šolim Ćidapop is an unknown, and as some have assessed, controversial thinker living in the country of Serbia. In a country that has been a "jumbo" on the path of the great powers of the world since time immemorial. He is a person with a burden that some call a "royal disease", but he is not unhappy because of it. The second is in question. It makes him think and this novel is in fact a story about his spiritual development in which he goes through various phases, all of which are related to political and historical circumstances. The result of his intellectual movement could be succinctly described as entering and exiting apparent truths. He finally concludes and reconciles himself to the realization that the ultimate truth about the meaning of life cannot be grasped and that this impossibility is the essence of human life. Because if there is a man who has managed to read the Mind of God, and there is certainly no such person, such a person would immediately lose the reason for his existence, because there would be no mysterious "further" and "more".
The first part of the novel describes Šolim's real life, namely, his childhood, successes and failures, accidents and happiness and happiness in accidents, education, family relations and other details from his existence. It describes circumstances that did not follow his wishes and plans, but were set according to some unfathomable laws of the universe and destiny.
In the second part, the protagonist enters the religious phase of his life, which has its sub-phases. They are all enigmatic in themselves, but each brings as a result some new insight into the understanding of both the Bible and human life. Chidapop does not hesitate to use his imagination to create the world as it should be. He finally sees the light that the ancient prophets wrote about. That light is the Logos of God. He never loses hope for tomorrow and remains faithful to the eternal Truth, not giving in to buying or selling.