Actually, I'm fairly sure it's about Frank Herbert's Dune series.
Jesus proclaimed himself to be the son of God, and never claimed to be God himself.
However, Paul Atreides (Muad'Dib) becomes the Messiah of the Fremen, goes blind and yet still sees ("You won't believe the blind can see") and then proclaims himself God-Emperor.
He also leads "another holy war" (the first being supposedly the Butlerian Jihad).
Of course, the crucifixion parts do point to Christ - I think perhaps the song is a comparison of the Biblically-inspired Dune books and the actual story of Jesus.
Actually, I'm fairly sure it's about Frank Herbert's Dune series.
Jesus proclaimed himself to be the son of God, and never claimed to be God himself.
However, Paul Atreides (Muad'Dib) becomes the Messiah of the Fremen, goes blind and yet still sees ("You won't believe the blind can see") and then proclaims himself God-Emperor.
He also leads "another holy war" (the first being supposedly the Butlerian Jihad).
Of course, the crucifixion parts do point to Christ - I think perhaps the song is a comparison of the Biblically-inspired Dune books and the actual story of Jesus.
Trinity implies that God and Jesus are actually the same. I'm also a Dune fan but guessing it could fit both tales.
Trinity implies that God and Jesus are actually the same. I'm also a Dune fan but guessing it could fit both tales.