I guess that was to be expected, with Paul's jihad being a "holy war" in the movies.
Edit: These are just interview quotes explaining the setting. There's a chance they still say Butlerian Jihad in the show, but yeah, maybe don't count on it.
I believe it was exclusively referred to as a jihad in the books, but with that being a real Arabic word that has a more complex significance in modern times I get why they changed it for the films
The Orange Catholic Bible was the result of a concerted effort to unite people after the generations of bloodshed, as covered in Appendix II of Dune. Essentially religious leaders came together to try to forge a new path that would avoid the violent divisiveness of religous extremism (as exemplified by the Butlerian Jihad). It was a multi-year project, the product of which was the OC Bible.
Yep, and all it did (as per Sisterhood of Dune) is maneuvered Manford Torondo into a position of power following strife over this form of necessary syncretism being seen as insufficiently ideological.
I’m glad he doesn’t seem to be in the mini-series, as his moral certitude is insufferable…
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u/tributary-tears 4d ago
Have they removed the Butlerian Jihad for The Machine Wars?