And I reached the conclusion that period of time that gets the closest is the world post world war 2. The post-apocalyptic reality of the Fallout world is much different than ours and requires the right lenses. However, thinking about it later made me realize that I was scrutinizing him (and his religion) through my own, real world biases. Replaying Fallout 3 after a lot of time myself, I was unimpressed by confessor Cromwell's ideas.
This faction plays a fairly important in the expansion, but we will not waste any space here to spoil you the story.Browsing these forums the common consensus on Fallout 3's religion seems to be that it's really goddam stupid. The continuation of the story of Children of Atom was presented in a DLC for Fallout 4, titled Far Harbor. Their faith presupposes asceticism and its follower can mostly be seen dressed in rags and armed with simple weapons made of garbage. Like any sect, the Church of Children of Atom has its spiritual leaders who are listened to by ordinary believers. This means, contaminated places are their favored spots for setting up chapels. According to its "children", the manifestation of atom's sanctity is the radiation. The followers of Atom believed that a nuclear explosion is an act of creation, thanks to which new universes are being born, the Great War, in turn, was the equivalent of an orgy.
After all, how often can we blow up an entire city in a video game? The developers of Fallout 3 built one of the more memorable tasks in the game around this location. This cult is associated mainly with the town of Megaton, built around an unexploded nuclear bomb. We are talking, of course, about nuclear weapons. The world was destroyed by an immensely powerful force, so it's no wonder that the people who survived would begin to worship this force. Where can we find them? In Megaton and The Nucleus.
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