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  So does this mean the pope approves of Christian rap?
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  Imagine 2000 years into the future tolkienlanders having their own territory and flag, >
  
  Why wait, I'd say we get this sort out. LOTR is also a series of books with a character that comes back to life with a bit of betrayal in it >
  
  There is magic in it too, thats why i say wait a long time and the people from the future will take it  literally >
  
  Fair enough, when should we start it as a religion? >
  
  The Christian Bible is a series of anthogies, the Catholic version being a collection of 73 different books, 7 of which are excluded from the Protestant version. >
  
  OK, a book club about one series >
  
  I think of it as a fan club devoted to the one character and all the various fan-fiction about him, including those books and the many books, movies, songs, etc., they're still producing.  Like "Team Edward" with a few thousand years of obfuscation and retcons.