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Beware the Real Danger of Entertainment
Christian-Made Fantasy Can Shine Light in the Grimdark
How to Disciple Your Kids with Dangeous Books
How Reading Epic Fantasy Helps Me Be Brave
Engaging Fictional Violence in Our Real Worlds
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Even If We Like Fantasy and Sci-Fi, We Can Still Practice Accidental Legalism
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Ghosts and UFOs: What Are They Anyway?
How do we, as believers, deal with the phenomenon of ghost and abduction claims?
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Was Tolkien A Racist?
How could Tolkien be accused of being a racist when his races were, well, made up? No, there are no hobbits in the world. No, there are no elves. No, there are no goblins or orcs made be the magic of an evil wizard.
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What Does it Mean for a Story to be “Christian”?
There are at lease nine different ways to define a story’s relationship or lack thereof to Christianity (we’re counting 🙂 ). And that’s not all.
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Travis Perry
Are Stories Of Sacrifice Always Stories of Christ?
In most cases, the connection between the sacrificing hero and Christ seems tangible. He willingly puts his life on the line so that another may go free.
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Why Are Fans Turning Against Their Favorite Franchises?
Anti-fans are despising many fantasy series, and their attitudes reveal a lot about human nature and idolatry.
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Superheroes And Heroes As They Relate To God
In part I think the love of speculative fiction grows from the need in the heart of each one of us for a person stronger, better, more capable, committed, willing to put his life on the line for others. We long for rescue—for ourselves, for our community, for the world. We love the idea that Someone will bring justice when we see no hope, when we are convinced that the bad guys will win, when we see devastation wrecking havoc in the face of our helplessness.
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Why Bill Maher and Mark Steyn are (Mostly) Wrong about Stan Lee and Superhero Fantasy
Why did two pundits condemn superhero stories because they’re not “sophisticated literature”?
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Does Narnia “Rewrite” Christianity?
When something like Schnelbach’s article comes out, especially from a reputable fantasy source such as Tor, I suspect a number of readers have digested this idea that misrepresents Lewis’s views. Many may have even embraced it, so I think it’s imperative to take a stand against such an understanding that undermines a man known for his Christian worldview. And for his many fiction and non-fiction books that deal with Christianity.
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Veterans Day: Mayhem And Its Meaning, A Reprise
While stories in the general market are not intentionally reflecting this spiritual reality, they nonetheless reveal the truth that the world is not as it should be, that there are forces of evil, seemingly insurmountable at times, against which forces of good must strive. Mayhem in speculative fiction also shows that the struggle isn’t just external. Mankind struggles against that part of ourselves that seems bewitched or entrapped or bound to a chair.
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C. S. Lewis and Sub-creation
Lewis and Tolkien both claimed that fantasy could reveal Truth in a way that reality fiction could not.
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
A Simple Line
It is time to stop and ask ourselves: How much do bad adaptations of our favorite books really bother us?
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Shannon McDermott
Is Netflix ‘Not Safe, but Good’ for Narnia?
Netflix had acquired all rights to make films based on C. S. Lewis’s magical world of Narnia. Let us take the adventure that Aslan sends us.
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E. Stephen Burnett
C. S. Lewis Fifty-five Years Later
Lewis showed me what a writer could do with fiction. He made me want to put truth in stories so that readers would grasp profound realities because of a simple line
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Faith in a Grimdark World
Novelist Aidan Russell: “As Christ’s followers, we are called to fight, and we cannot fail.”
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Aidan Russell
Speculative Fiction Writer’s Guide to War, Part 2: Balance of Power
Balance of Power–a key factor in how nations reason through whether or not to go to war with each other, in both fact and fiction.
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Travis Perry
We Need Fantasy, and Fantasy Needs God
Novelist C. S. Wachter: “Fantasy stories with Christian themes do not only entertain; they also touch our hearts and leave footprints on our souls.”
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God and Christian Characters in Space
Novelist Steve Rzasa: “Speculative fiction needs believing characters who are believable.”
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Spiritual Warfare Novels, Fantasy, and the Bible
Novelist Brian Godawa asks: “Spiritual warfare in the book of Revelation—what does it really look like?”
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Brian Godawa
C. S. Lewis Was Right
“I searched for ways out not because I was miserable, or lost, but because I couldn’t shake the feeling that there was more.” – V. E. Schwab
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
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