By Chris SnellGrove
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So far Nine deep space The episode of the “hands of the prophets” is one of the most attractive stories of Franchise, because it only releases a topic just alone: religion. It is an episode that solves the tale of trust and education with a fairy tale with a tale associated with a tale of school outside the station, and it also tastes the first episode to make the spiritual life of the Bajorans. Most of the supporters are that the franchise is historically, the Catholicism was surprisingly inspired by this star trek episode from start to finish.
Bajorans in Catholicism and Star Trek
How did Catholism affect this iconic star trek episode? For something, the writer of the episode Robert Hewert Wolfe completed the Bajoran Society, which modeled the Bajoran society after the fifteenth and sixteenth century Catholicism, as Pope religion. The back, the candidates they choose, were the pope, which reflects the tension between Vedek Baril and Vedek Winn, who revived the spiritual leader of the Bajorans in the hands of Bajorans.
In this way, Catholicism inspired the religious and cultural beliefs of the Bajorans and remain one of the most interesting of the star Trek foreigner racing according to a complex moral system. Of course, the creator of the famous atheist franchise, including the creator of the creator of the famous Atheist franchise, was so critical and cautious, including episodes. Robert Hewert Wolfe's fans can consult in order to find that the Catholicism does not confirm the Catholicism … In fact, “in the hands of the prophets” in the hands of the prophets “.
As in the publication Starry track: Deep Space nine companionsWolfe claimed that “this episode” claimed that no one has the right to believe anyone. ” This is reflected in the gravy plot of the episode where the Win Win Winnin's Keiko O'Brien's classroom is reflected in the grip of the episode, which is also in a number of Bajoran children. Wolfe did not have the effect of the story of the Catholicism, the vision of the creator of the Creator … Instead, he said, “It was one of the things we want to take home here” was “inverted variety”.
For this purpose, Wolfe Sisko wrote “Everything to do everything to evaluate the values of Bajorans,” The writer is mainly explained that the needle will be in the needle of the religious beliefs. And it does not reject the spiritual beliefs that he definitely does not share … He is just fighting to make sure that Keiko did not believe that they did not share.
This will probably not surprise you, but the writer's own experiences in Catholics affected the star trek episode. “Although I was studying in Catholic and Catholic schools, this was my parents and” said Wolfe. “I got religious education, but I think it's where it belongs: in a religious school.” Vedek completed his statement with an emphasis message that could be directly directed in Winn: “[Religion] Not all about schools. “
Historically this lovely element Franchise kept the religion on the other side of the galaxy from the usual brand of Antytelling. However, Catholicism encouraged one of the best episodes Nine deep space The most interesting while the star trek's beliefs foreigner. Perhaps no DS9 has been restarted, because we restart the Internet, because the Internet's access is not ready to complain about the “Happy Peldor” instead of “hilarious peldor”.
