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Ross wrote:
> I think Herbert exposed organized religion for what it partly is. A
> manipulation of superstition for someone else's benefit.
No doubt. I'm not the biggest fan of religion myself. I see a
distinction between organized religion and *spirituality*. One tends to
lead toward inquisitions and holy wars; the other tends to lead towards
self-betterment.
> I happened to see the various theatrical incarnations of Dune before reading
> it. Thankfully, I think, I don't recall the details of them, except perhaps
> the Weirding Way was transformed into a wrist-wearable device in the 80's
> version? I remember a scene with a boulder...
Yeah, that scene was rather memorable.
> If I ever have a daughter, I might have to name her Alia.
It is a beautiful name, but you better keep her away from the kitchen
knifes ;) (not to mention the spice cabinet)
Sam
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