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I motsats till Frostin, så är Törnwall, vars bok publicerad 1940 helhjärtat positiv till tvåregementsläran. Samtidigt illustrerar hans bok ypperligt det centrala problemet med tvåregementsläran. Den är så komplicerad att alla försök att förenkla den leder till allvarliga missförstånd. Därför … Fortsätt läsa →

This extremely interesting book does two things. It reveiws and analyzes the interpretations of Luther undertaken in Germany between 1917 and 1933, and it brilliantly places this theological work in its historical and political context. I am, of course mainly … Fortsätt läsa →

These are the final two books in the Dune Saga, and to be honest, the only thing that made me read them all the way through is that I am the kind of person that finish books I’ve started. They … Fortsätt läsa →

This is part four out of the original six books in the Dune Chronicles (Herbert’s son has written a few more), and clearly, for this one Herbert has somewhat painted himself into a corner – once you turned you main … Fortsätt läsa →

Sci-fi summer continues. This whole madness got started when I raided my dad’s old collection of sci-fi from the 60’s and 70’s and I’ve been at it again. Since I try to look for political Sci-fi I chose the four … Fortsätt läsa →

This is about as close to the ideal sci-fi as way to explore possible political systems as you get. There is very little plot involved, but the characters are interesting enough for that to be little of a problem. Of … Fortsätt läsa →

So, apparently this Sci-Fi summer, although I’m getting a bit bored already. The Great Dune Trilogy is of course a real sci-fi classic, and deservedly so. The story itself is not the greatest aspect of these books, at least for … Fortsätt läsa →