Strength of Stones
Book • 1981
Greg Bear's "Strength of Stones" is a science fiction novel set on a world with mobile cities, each devoted to an esoteric sect of Christianity.
The novel explores themes of religious diversity, cultural evolution, and the adaptation of human societies to unique environments.
Bear's intricate world-building and detailed portrayal of the various religious sects make the novel a fascinating exploration of faith and societal structures.
The story also touches upon the challenges of maintaining cultural identity and the potential for conflict between different groups.
The novel's unique setting and complex characters make it a compelling read for fans of science fiction and fantasy.
The novel explores themes of religious diversity, cultural evolution, and the adaptation of human societies to unique environments.
Bear's intricate world-building and detailed portrayal of the various religious sects make the novel a fascinating exploration of faith and societal structures.
The story also touches upon the challenges of maintaining cultural identity and the potential for conflict between different groups.
The novel's unique setting and complex characters make it a compelling read for fans of science fiction and fantasy.
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028 - Science Fiction and Philosophy with David Roman
