In one work about this character, Stephen Foxx and Professor Wilford-Smith 
In one work about this character, Stephen Foxx and Professor Wilford-Smith attempt to find a videotape of him after discovering a video camera at an archaeological dig.  In another work, this character is the subject of a novel by a man who meets Bezdomny in a psychiatric clinic.  In another work featuring this character, his childhood pal Biff tells about this character's life, while this character is told by God that he is tired of only being the God of one race while the other gods get all the glory in another work, and at the end of that work, he exclaims, "Men, forgive Him, for He knows not what He has done".  For 10 points—name this subject of works by Andreas Eschbach, The Master, Christopher Moore, and Jose Saramago, who is also the main character of the first four books of the New Testament.
In one work about this character, Stephen Foxx and Professor Wilford-Smith attempt to find a videotape of him after discovering a video camera at an archaeological dig.  
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