To Gods What Is God's, to People What Is People's

19 hrs. 14 min.

Language Russian

Author Evgeny Krasnitsky

Narrator Igor Pronin

You can be an atheist and not believe in gods. You can be a nihilist and not believe in anything at all. You can be an egocentrist and believe only in yourself. But beware—gods can punish you even if they don’t really exist. The punishment will be carried out either by the hands of believers, or by circumstances, because in your arrogant disbelief you won’t be able to correctly understand and calculate people’s motivations—and therefore you won’t be able to properly foresee or interpret their actions. But gods can punish in different ways too—for example, by briefly lifting the veil over what, according to your atheistic convictions, simply doesn’t exist…

1. The Centurion's Grandson (narrated by Arrows) 1. The Centurion's Grandson (narrated by Igor Pronin) 2. Mad Fox (narrated by Arrows) 2. Mad Fox (narrated by Igor Pronin) 3. Conquered Power (narrated by Arrows) 3. Conquered Power (narrated by Igor Pronin) 4. The Inner Circle (narrated by Arrows) 4. The Inner Circle (narrated by Igor Pronin) 5. Path and Place (narrated by Arrows) 5. The Path and the Place (narrated by Igor Pronin) 6. To Gods What Is God's, to People What Is People's (narrated by Arrows) 6. The Centurion. Responsible for All (narrated by Max Radman) 6. To Gods What Is God's, to People What Is People's 7. The Centurion. Not by Power Alone (narrated by Anton Makarov) 8. The Centurion. The Polovtsian Trail (narrated by Alexey Voskoboynikov) 10. The Centurion: Strangers Don't Walk Here (narrated by Alexey Voskoboynikov)

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