Technology, Belief Systems and the Individual in Dune and Foundation Es

Technology, Belief Systems and the unmarried in Dune and Foundation Technology and belief comport a great deal to do in making a dandy intelligence fiction novel. Frank Herberts Dune and Isaac Asimovs Foundation Series found excellent examples of this. Belief systems are defined as sacred beliefs in a society. Technology is defined as the train of science achieved in a society. These two factors play separate roles in a society. Yet, at times, they fall into the same categories like in the book Dune where science reflects religious aspects or in Foundation where the society depends on worship and social behavior to survive the onslaught of advanced technology. godliness dexterity be a fuel to achieve a specific level of technology. Such as in the Bible, Seek and you shall adjust. May mean that perfection wants all Christians to achieve the highest amount of experience that they are capable of. Religion gives an individual, morals and control, while science gives an indiv idual the medium under which he can explore the hidden. Dune is a fine example that shows the commix of religion and science and how it affects the individual or society. Religion is the main opinion in the book Dune. The author states the different types of religions that come to pass since the set out of this age. Before the coming of MuadDib (a savior), the desert community on the planet of Arrakis effective a religion whose roots came from an undetermined source. Many scholars have traced the colossal borrowing of this religion from other religions. Many people were confused to find that so many ideas in one religion easily reflected another. From this confusion, the people of Arrakis formed a committee known as the Orange Catholic Liturgical Church. This ch... ...changeably. In other words religion and technology have to become a part of each other. In Foundation, these is a inadequacy of religious beliefs and a lack of social behavior among the people and the disposa l known as the Empire, until the savior discovers the truth and proves that a society cannot entrust upon technology alone. In the book Dune on the other distribute religion and technology are the cornerstones of the society and the people think of scientific events such as space travel as a religious event. However, this relationship becomes fragile as the greed among the people destroys those cornerstones and as a result, the society. In every community, religion and technology are together in harmony which brings revisal to an individuals mind, therefore it is very important to maintain that order in a society. Works CitedHerbert, Frank. Dune. New York Ace, 1965.