User:Alchemist Jack/narwhalsandbox
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It is often considered the first fully realized science fiction novel due to its pointed, if gruesome, focus on playing God by creating life from dead flesh.
Based on this defininition surely the Bible is the first fully realized science fiction story as it starts with God (playing himself) creating a man from dust.
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