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A big part of "after market" Star Wars literature is how it blends with the vernacular established in the original sagas. This very well written book exemplifies that trait as it relies on readers' having a working knowledge of how it all goes down in Star Wars.

Theomatics has not received been talked about very much, leading me to think this kind of math is beyond English speakers. One has to know Hebrew and Greek to fully appreciate the relationships between numbers and letters. If only we could know more languages in our lifetimes, or could blend languages better, but it isn't meant to be.

I am more comfortable with intricacies of codes in the Bible having read this book.

I swear I have met in real life the character of Serge Storm. Bob Parker from Halifax, MASS, "was" the living person of this incarnate character that Tim Dorsey has invoked. Thanks to all.

This is like a concordance on the impact of mathematical structure of the Hebrew and Greek versions of the Bible. It can be mind blowing.

I read the first Theomatics back in the 80's and it astounded me and the guy I carpooled with, Ray Hart. It stands today as a phenomenon to one day be understood, kind of like when we find out what is happening on Mars, or Venus, or Jupiter.

" ... First, the UN coalition was totally unprepared to deal with a nation-building situation that involved a regime change, the complete dissolution of political structures, a void in security structures, ethnic and religious hatreds, poverty and economic strife, individual village militias, and people who did not recognize formal borders. [page 131] ... "

" ... This measuring of the square with a cord was the first action of the gods when they created the cosmos. The square gave four sides, four corners, and the center. As Powell says, it is the fundamental shape of Maya geometry -- the module from which all creation was generated. (Code of Kings page 35) ... "