Are there any books about Christianity (either explicit or implicit) that are set in space or in the future?
The Sparrow
The Book Of Strange New Things
are both featuring interplanetary missionaries
A canticle for Leibowitz
It's about monks in the desert after a nuclear war.
>>7849397
Read this OP. It's a very good book. However, you need to know Catholic doctrine to fully appreciate it.
>>7849346
C.S. Lewis's Space Trilogy
Dune
>>7849346
Book of the New Sun (kind of)
A Canticle For Liebowitz
Maybe something by John C.Wright?
Neuromancer has space rastas.
>>7849412
What part of Catholic doctrine do you need to know? I'm asking because I'm Catholic (also not a believer and not raised by believers) so I'm not always aware of those things.
>>7849581
So you aren't Catholic?
>>7849346
>in the future?
depends how far in the future you mean
there is a whole fucking stupid industry of cringey rapture novels like pic related. since the rapture hasn't happened, they are de facto set in the future (even those that actually occur on dates which are now in the past)
remember everyone, it could happen at any moment! no really, it could!
>>7849589
On my ID I am. And I went through most of the rituals.
>>7850044
what kind of ID requires you to list the sect you belong to?
A lot of Philip K. Dicks books have very strong religious themes
I personally recomend the three stigmata of palmer eldritch
>>7850087
dogtags
Speaker for the Dead is set in a Catholic colony on a planet (but it's the third book in a series)
Hyperion has a priest
