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Message: <blockquote data-quote="daddyimmo" data-source="post: 3693767" data-attributes="member: 110639">This is only a mere prediction by Arthur C. Clarke only! And looking about the book is a 1954 science creative writing or fiction novel and not a research based proven story! So looking at this statement about Buddhism in 2050 from this novel seems to be not a valid fact! Also the Deep Range is solely base on the story of a future sub-mariner who helps farm the seas and includes the capture of a sea monster. Topics of religion and spirituality appear in much of Clarke's writing as found in the Deep Range novel and although his composition was not openly religious! So the writings are not based on the research of the religions! Then can we guarantee that this prediction will be prevailed? According to the Sri Lankan newspaper “The Island” in the year 2000 Arthur C. Clarke has said that he does not believe in God and afterlife! Why? How? This is the reason that he showed little interest about religion early in his life, for example, only discovering a few months after marrying his wife, that she had strong Presbyterian beliefs. So then the statement about Buddhism in 2050 from the Deep Range novel is not based on research of the religions! So finally what does this statement about Buddhism in 2050 trying to prove? </blockquote>

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