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In this compact volume co-authored by Norman L. Geisler and J. Yutaka Amano, the authors explore the religious dimensions of Star Wars, using the film to illuminate the key components of Christianity. Religion of the Force engages Star Wars on its own merits to illustrate the similarities between Christianity and the Force of Star Wars.

These three references to the Jedi “religion” by name leave no doubt that the Jedi use of the Force was presented as a religion in the Star Wars series. Belief in the Force is Religious Not only is the Jedi use of the Force called a religion three times in Star Wars, but the Jedi beliefs have all the characteristics of a religion. Belief in a Supreme Being All religions have a Supreme or an Ultimate of some kind. The Force is omnipresent (SW 120). It is a supernormal Power (RJ 32, 33).2 The Force is
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