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Topics: Supernatural
A Scientific Theory of Magic
This post ponders what would it mean if magic were simply an undiscovered form of energy. How would known physics affect practical magic?
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Travis Perry
Do You Believe?
what kind of miracle would it take for people these days to truly believe?
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Mark Carver
Seven Ways to Deal With the Problem Magic Poses Christian Fantasy Writers
What is really is the problem with magic according to the Bible? How (and why) can Christian fantasy writers deal with this problem when creating stories?
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Travis Perry
From the Archives: How Dark is Too Dark?
How dark is too dark? Is it permissible to include horrific and explicit elements in a story intended for the Christian market?
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Mark Carver
Children Don’t Need Magic: A Response to Joshua Gibbs
Magic is fun in fiction, but children don’t actually need magic to experience the awe of the Creator.
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Mark Carver
Bird Box: Here’s Lookin’ at You, Kid
Is the only way to survive life’s brutal realities to willfully blind oneself to the truth, as in “Bird Box”?
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Mark Carver
The Forest for the Trees
There is an eagerness in the human imagination to revere the “spirits of the forest.”
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Mark Carver
Writing Supernatural Stories
Is it OK to use real supernatural beings in a fictitious way in order to create an entertaining story?
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Ghosts . . . In The Bible?
Ghost stories, to me, are much like demon and angel stories. Real angels and demons do exist, but few stories stick to the Biblical narrative that show us what those supernatural beings are like.
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
No Other Gods
I didn’t catch Tom Cruise’s The Mummy in theaters, so I watched it on DVD when it came out last week. It wasn’t as awful as I was expecting, though it doesn’t hold a candle to the Brendan Fraser films […]
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Mark Carver
Powers and Principalities
Make no mistake: magic is very real, and none of it is good.
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Mark Carver
Well, When You Say It Like That…
“A technician’s job is to find glitches, so he sees glitches. Your job is to find the enemy, so you see the enemy. Locals believe in spirits, so they see spirits. Everyone’s biased.”
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Mark Carver
Shut De Door, Keep Out De Devil…
Back in the day, the demon hordes would be banished by a holy relic or a vague verse from the Bible. Now it seems that the power holding evil at bay is increasingly being named for what it truly is: the power of Jesus Christ.
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Mark Carver
A Deal With The Devil
No one ever congratulates themselves on making a deal with the devil. They always regret it in the end.
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Mark Carver
Who Ya Gonna Call?
There is a noticeable contrast in Van Helsing’s methods and beliefs compared to more recent hunters.
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Mark Carver
The Fear Factor
Evil is scary. But God is scarier.
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R. L. Copple
Winners Donât Do Witchcraft
What pagan practices do Scriptures like Deut. 18 actually forbid and why? How can Christians guard against false divination in their own lives?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Kingdom Come
Humans desire an ideal kingdom, a longing that Scripture promises to fulfill both spiritually and physically.
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Yvonne Anderson
Truth In Labeling
The world isnât helped when Christian books further confusion about the faith.
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Yvonne Anderson
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