Hell is the Absence of God2001

In a world where the existence of God and the reality of Heaven and Hell are indisputable facts, divine visitations are common but carry the destructive force of natural disasters. The story follows Neil Fisk, a man whose wife was killed during a chaotic angelic appearance, leaving him unable to love a God who causes such collateral damage. Because only those who truly love God can enter Heaven, Neil must find a way to transform his resentment into devotion before he dies, or risk being eternally separated from his wife. It is a profound and unsettling exploration of faith, justice, and the arbitrary nature of miracles, challenging the traditional concept of what it means to be "blessed."