I am reading a sci-fi ish trilogy by C. S. Lewis currently. Finished the first book within 6 hours--couldn't put it down!
It's really cool, because it has the same kind of allegorical implications as his Narnia books. It also suggests that if aliens exist, then perhaps they were never in need of salvation because perhaps they were never corrupted in the first place.
I also love Star Wars, including the EU, or expanded universe which are comics and novels that attempt to add to the story and are consider canon. (Until Disney, the new copyright owners of Star Wars, makes that new movie and renders the entire EU non canon, anyway.)
A few years ago, when I was pretty much obsessed with Star Wars, I actually discovered for myself some allegorical implications--this actually helped me to grow closer to God. And Star Wars was definitely not intended to be an allegory--God can use anything.
Haha awesome! I just started reading the same series by C.S. Lewis, is it called "Out of the silent planet" by any chance? I read some reviews and I heard it's a great book! The Narnia books he wrote are also great!
Yeah, that's the one. I liked it even more than I liked Narnia.
Ah wow nice! I will start reading those series as soon as I finished the book I am currently reading "Confessions by a murder suspect" which is quite good. I think it's a thriller, not quite sure. It's written by James Patterson.