Is Hurston's vision of God religious or secular? Do her characters view God as merciful or
vengeful?

Her vision of God is mundane, and deity alone is considered vengeful.

Explanation:

In her book, Mules, and men, Hurston's gave her perspective on God. Her perception is the result of the interpretation of particular church customs that led her to an inevitable conclusion. There are more examples in this work that portray God as vengeful. Thus, it interprets the use of candles in the church as a relic of the fire of fire and baptism as a work of pantheism. Pantheism itself is at odds with the basic postulates of Catalan dogmas. Therefore its vision of God is secular.

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