Homecoming (Blackstone Audio): The Memory of Earth (Audiobook)

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Interesting. I was just reading and enjoying the story when all of a sudden it turned into the story of Lehi and his sons. Well, it was different, but it was the same story! It kind of weirded me out a little. I plan on reading the rest of the series. It will be interesting to see if the whole st...

from rufty

OSC has always been fond of mixing religion into his books. This book could be considered to start asking the question, "what if God was a gigantic supercomputer in orbit that remotely controls us all". After all, who hasn't asked that question? Joking aside it is an interesting description of a ...

from CharityBradford

Interesting. I was just reading and enjoying the story when all of a sudden it turned into the story of Lehi and his sons. Well, it was different, but it was the same story! It kind of weirded me out a little. I plan on reading the rest of the series. It will be interesting to see if the whole st...

from SwampIrish

It's funny. Even the religions we put in our Science Fiction are works-based religions. I'm glad my God isn't as limited as the Oversoul. The implications of a God that isn't omniscient or omnipresent is devastating. I like how Card makes me think about these things though, and I really enjoyed t...

from SwampIrish

It's funny. Even the religions we put in our Science Fiction are works-based religions. I'm glad my God isn't as limited as the Oversoul. The implications of a God that isn't omniscient or omnipresent is devastating. I like how Card makes me think about these things though, and I really enjoyed t...