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Names: Star Trek
The Gospel According To Star Trek, Part 2
All goodness is Godâs goodness. All truth is Godâs truth. All beauty is Godâs beauty. So we mustnât shy away from something just because we see a philosophical difference in its makeup. If anything, itâs good for us to be in conversation with ideas with which we disagree.
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
The Gospel According To Star Trek, Part 1
Initially, the idea that weâre engaging in something philosophical, or even spiritual, by watching a sci-fi adventure show may seem strange, but Star Trek has always been philosophical in nature.
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Star Trek On TV
Now, the Star Trek legends are together for the first time on free TV with All Star Trek on H&I.
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Engage Polls: The Best Of Star Trek’s First 50 Years
What are the best films, shows, and catchphrases in Star Trek’s first 50 years of science fiction storytelling?
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E. Stephen Burnett
If I Were A Starfleet Captain
If I were a Starfleet captain, I would …
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Shannon McDermott
Origin Stories: Ashley Hodges Bazer
âThe Crownâs Callâ independent author Ashley Hodges Bazer shares her conversion to Godly geekhood.
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Ashley Hodges Bazer
Biblical Discernment: The Pure Free-for-all
If all things are pure, Paul wouldn’t be concerned that they might be led astray.
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R. L. Copple
Godzilla Is Not Dead
There is one thing God and Godzilla have in common. People keep thinking they’ve been killed off, only to watch them come back to life.
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R. L. Copple
Agenda Fiction Is Alive and Well
The purpose of fiction is to experience the truth lived out in real life. Even if that real life is in the future, past, or a fantasy world.
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R. L. Copple
Why I Put It Down
Here are my top eight reasons, in descending order, why I’m likely to put a book down and stop reading.
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Star Trek Into Fun Yet Generic and Derivative Darkness
The latest âStar Trekâ film has great cast, visuals, and action. But the story ends up derivative, the worldview one of âdistractism,â and the titular âdarknessâ generic and dull.
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E. Stephen Burnett
Fiction Christians From Another Planet! VIII: The Invisible Body
Why do some Christian novels treat local churches like they treat characters going to the bathroom? Why in effect say âewâ to the body of Christ?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Fiction Christians From Another Planet! I: Invasion Of The Child-People
Why do some Christian novels keep presenting only equivalents of kid-Anakin or Wesley Crusher, instead of Han Solo or Captain Picard, and expect readers to like them?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Incarnation, Part 2: Hero In The Flesh
Some stories rebel against Godâs order of salvation; yet others do echo or even celebrate the Heroâs incarnation. Why does incarnation truth captivate us, and how does it inspire real and imaginative worlds?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Incarnation, Part 1: Eternal Entity
Science fiction and false religions often insist that humans must change from physical to spiritual beings. But God the Son did the exact opposite.
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E. Stephen Burnett
Sex In The Story 5: More Male Mythologies
We may always have sex caricatures in stories, and they may balance each other out. But how do we cure stock males, gender-neutrals, bad boys, men-children, faith-based supermen, and Prophesied Heroesâą?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Speculative Love, Part 6: Love Does Not Compute
By way of closing this series on love in speculative fiction, I wanted to talk briefly about a quality of love that makes it problematical for science fiction in particular: love is not logical.
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Fred Warren
Speculative Love, Part 1: No Greater Love
When I introduced this series last week, Galadriel made what I thought was a rather perceptive comment: “I donât understand the point of a âspeculative love â story…” Indeed. What’s speculative about love? Nothing.
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Fred Warren
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