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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[ASOIAF] How do genuine adherents of the Faith cope with the fact that the new gods are the only deities in Westeros who don't grant their followers supernatural abilities?

R'hllor, the Drowned God, the old gods, and the Many-Faced God are all considered false gods. Yet many followers of the aforementioned gods have shown supernatural abilities as a result of their worship, whereas people who worship the Seven are granted nothing in return. The Lord of Light grants visions in the flames, resurrection, and limited control over fire, the Drowned God allows his priests to revive their initiates after their second drowning, the old gods allow warging and greenseeing, while the Faceless Men can shapeshift.

TL;DR what is the theological explanation within the Faith as to where those powers come from, why they should be shunned, and why followers of the Seven don't get similar abilities from their deity? Also I'm talking about people who genuinely believe in the Seven instead of those who are religious because they're scared of the Faith Militants, and also assuming they've seen followers of 'false gods' perform those powers.
gpt
They don't care, since most of them don't even know about the special powers of red priests and so on. The re-emergence of magic is a very recent thing, and it isn't common knowledge.

Aldo, the Drowned Men being able to perform CPR doesn't have anything to do with magic.