Reddit reviews Space Trilogy

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u/davidjricardo · 51 pointsr/Reformed

Non-intelligent alien life would present no theological problems whatsoever.

Intelligent alien life would raise some very serious theological issues, both in terms of the Imago Dei and of the incarnation. Those issues aren't necessarily insurmountable, but they are rather serious. They are also entirely hypothetical until inteligent alien life is proven to exist, so I'm not too worried about it.

If this is something that interests you, I cannot recommend highly enough C.S. Lewis' Space Trilogy which explores how this might work out

u/b3k · 5 pointsr/Christians

Add to that Lewis' Space Trilogy, which I enjoyed even more.

u/thomas-apertas · 2 pointsr/Christianity

I really enjoyed That Hideous Strength, which is the third book in his Space Trilogy, which (all three) are a pretty quick read.

I also liked The Great Divorce quite a bit.

u/316trees · 2 pointsr/Christianity

CS Lewis has as well. "Religion and Rocketry" is an essay about it, and his Space Trilogy touches on it as well.