The other day, when I read a book about religions for high-school students, I noticed,

"Religions are similar to computer architectures, aren't they?"

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For example, "Trinity" of Christianity can be grasped as a memory pointer which access a specific memory address.

According to Buddhism, "Mandara" looks like a layer of a computer architecture, for example, "Nyorai" is a hardware and "Bosatsu" is a operating system, like windows7.

And about Islamism, I want to hesitate to talk about it now.

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Especially, I think the "pointer concept" of "Trinity" is on the button, from the view of program syntax.

like the followings.

Trinity* _trinity = malloc(sizeof(Trinity); //Real memory area for Trinity
 
God* _god   = (God *)_trinity;  // Pointer to God
Spirit* _spirit   = (Spirit *)_trinity; // Pointer to Spirit
Chirst*  _christ = (Chris *)_trinity; // Pointer to Chirst

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If you are a people in the book business, and has a plan to publish a book about religions, please feel free to contact me. We can discuss a book whose title is "Understand religions from computer architectures"

Well,

"Understand computer architecture from religions"

is better?