Lazarus is a phrase used in general terminology to quote a rebirth. The term legion for the geth member is a direct quote, i essense stating that each individual geth is every single member of the geth in one body. No biblical meaning because lets face it a) alot of people dont believe, b) it would be selfish to incorporate one religion like that considering the vast number of religion out therefirebolt53
It depends on who wrote it. Plus Lazarus is also in the Koran.
Cerberus is from ancient Greece theology.
Eden is a (Eden Prime) Biblical reference referring to the beginning.
Turians have been said to embrace Buhdisim.
The Collectors shout that they are our salvation from destruction in an atheist view of there being nothing after.
Shanxi is a holy place in Chinese Buhdisim.
In the Torah, Koran and Bible Shepard means the leader of a flock, with a spiritual meaning. In the game Shepard lives up to this namesake.
Gethsemane (Geth·sem·a·ne) New Testament, a garden east of Jerusalem near the foot of the Mount of Olives. It was the scene of Jesus's agony and betrayal. There is also the Holy Church of Geth.
Kaidan is a word used in reference to Edo period Nippon belief of ghosts and demons.
Benezia says, "they said there would be a light" before dying. This is a common reference to the light at the end of the tunnel phenomenon experienced by many as the die on the operation table. Some people have gained religion upon medical revival.
Ashley wonders if she'll be persecuted for believing in God. However as a contradiction you can hear in Ilium - "you humans can't even get your religions straight."
This game is rife with religious iconography.
BTW (to anyone who reads this) I just thought there could be a reason that Bioware used the terminology, don't discuss who is right or wrong here.
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