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''Noli Me Tangere'' (translated as ''"Touch Me Not"'') is a novel by Filipino author and national hero Jose Rizal, written in Spanish and published in 1887, which details the situation of the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}} during the last part of Spanish rule.
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''Noli Me Tangere'' (translated as ''"Touch Me Not"'') is a novel by Filipino author author, polymath, and national hero Jose Rizal, written in Spanish and published in 1887, which details the situation of the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}} during the last part of Spanish rule.
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* MisaimedFandom: In-universe. The Christians believe that you can buy your way into heaven with indulgences, which automatically place the poor at a disadvantage. The chapter ''Souls in Torment'' is even dedicated to pious women calculating how much they spend in indulgences and how many years they have shaved off in purgatory. The bible famously said that it's easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man the enter the kingdom of God. Everyone also seems to believe that faith simply refers to belief rather than good actions ''in addition to'' belief. The narrator laments the irony.
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* MisaimedFandom: In-universe. The Christians believe that you can buy your way into heaven with indulgences, which automatically place the poor at a disadvantage. The chapter ''Souls in Torment'' is even dedicated to pious women calculating how much they spend in indulgences and how many years they have shaved off in purgatory. The bible famously said that it's easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man the enter the kingdom of God. Everyone also seems to believe that faith simply refers to belief rather than good actions ''in addition to'' belief. The narrator laments the irony.[[note]]Not coincidentally, this very same criticism has been the rallying cry of reformist priests since UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance--culminating with UsefulNotes/TheProtestantReformation. This, among many other things, is what labeled Rizal a heretic.[[/note]]
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* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Elias is implied to also be in love with Maria Clara. Nevertheless, he lets her and Ibarra be together.
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* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Elias is implied to also be in love to harbor some ShipTease with Maria Clara. Nevertheless, he Clara--but lets her and Ibarra be together.together. On the other hand, he actually has a woman who's pining for him, Salome (in a disposed-of chapter)--who he gently advises to move on from him [[BreakHisHeartToSaveHim due to the risks of being with him]].
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''Noli Me Tangere'' (translated as ''"Touch Me Not"'') is a novel by Filipino author and national hero Creator/JoseRizal, written in Spanish and published in 1887, which details the situation of the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}} during the last part of Spanish rule.
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''Noli Me Tangere'' (translated as ''"Touch Me Not"'') is a novel by Filipino author and national hero Creator/JoseRizal, Jose Rizal, written in Spanish and published in 1887, which details the situation of the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}} during the last part of Spanish rule.
