Absense of Religion in Furry Fiction

[mwalimu]

One more example that bears mention here is “St. Ailbe’s Hall”, a short story that received an Ursa Major nomination about ten years ago and subsequently appeared in the Ursa Major Awards anthology.

If that’s the story that I’m remembering, it was AMAZING.

Actually, it’s available online:
Part 1
Part 2

[Ryffnah]

One more example that bears mention here is “St. Ailbe’s Hall”, a short story that received an Ursa Major nomination about ten years ago and subsequently appeared in the Ursa Major Awards anthology.

If that’s the story that I’m remembering, it was AMAZING.

Actually, it’s available online:
Part 1
Part 2

Yep. That’s the one. It’s amazing.

[Munchkin]

I just wanted to address the whole “Religion in sci-fi turning it into fantasy” thing, I still consider the series that starts with Ender’s Game very much sci-fi, even though it has a heavy religious aspect (especially starting in the… second book? Third book?).