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Topics: Fantasy and truth
Speculative Christmas, Part 4: A New Peace
They donât understand the real meaning of Christmas. Why wonât they stop meddling with it and leave us to mark the birth of our Savior in reverent contemplation?
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Fred Warren
Why I Wrote âThe Harry Potter Bible Studyâ
Pastor Jared Moore: âI wrote âThe Harry Potter Bible Studyâ because I’m trying to encourage Christians to approach their cultures with the same method of interpretation they use when reading Scripture. I believe Christians should be consistent. Please allow me to explain.â
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Jared Moore
Will Fiction Last Forever? Part 2
Christians have three main views about the afterlife, all within Gospel faith. But should we even bother with studying and anticipating Heaven? What do we and don’t we know about Heaven from the Bible? Should we speculate about that world?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Interacting With Culture
Are giving in to our culture as traitors or fighting against it as a lover of what is right and true our only two choices? Is there no intersection in which we who know the truth can show it to our society rather than running from the assault or turning to fight?
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Randy Alcorn on Story, Courage, and The New Earth, Part 1
Author Randy Alcorn shares how he came to love God-honoring sci-fi and fantasy stories, how such stories point us toward eternity, and why some Christians still tend to avoid visionary novels.
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Stories For Christians 1: The New âwatchful Dragonsâ
C.S. Lewis wrote about âwatchful dragonsâ on guard against religious trappings that seem incompatible with enjoyment. But many Christians today employ different Churchian Dragons, who tolerate fiction (if they do) mainly if it plays well on their own moralist pragmatic grounds.
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E. Stephen Burnett
Harry Potter, Bob The Tomato, and Genre
At one little Baptist church in 1997, no one had heard of Harry Potter. But “VeggieTales” was all the rage, and was proposed for the church’s VBS â until Vera (not quite her real name) spoke up. âI wonât have this at my church,â she said firmly. âItâs fantasy.â
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Zach Bartels
Speculating About The Known
Last Friday, on my own blog I discussed truth in fiction. In part I looked at an article by Travis Prinzi at the Rabbit Room (where Andrew Peterson, Pete Peterson, Jonathan Rogers, and others interested in speculative fiction also hang […]
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
âHarry Potterâ and The Issues Beyond Fiction, Part 3
What are dangers Christians can fall into while they try to discern “Harry Potter”? One: acting as if made-up laws will protect us from sin and save the Church; and two: outsourcing our own discernment to Christian “media shamans.”
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E. Stephen Burnett
A Long and Glorious Tradition
If you think speculative stories are (or should) only be a “niche” market, I have a few names: Dante. Bunyan. Visionary fiction’s patron saints, Lewis and Tolkien. Oh, and Psalty the Singing Songbook. Also introducing: the SF Library!
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E. Stephen Burnett
Of Distant Places & Daring Sword Fights
âFar off places, daring sword fights, magic spells, a prince in disguiseâŚâ Belleâs description of her favorite book in Disneyâs Beauty and the Beast has been a long-time favorite quote of mine. For me, it captures the essence of stories […]
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Chawna Schroeder
Imagination: For Godâs Glory and Othersâ Good, Part 5
More than any Biblical teaching or example, Jesusâ parables prove that imagination can glorify God and bless others. But were they only historical, or allegorical, or to teach moral Values? What may His stories show us about fiction today?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Imagination: For Godâs Glory and Othersâ Good, Part 2
People out there still say they believe “all fiction is untruth; therefore telling stories dishonors God.” How does the Bible address that notion? What is the foundational Theology of Things we see throughout Scripture? Part 2 of the series.
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E. Stephen Burnett
Imagination: For Godâs Glory and Othersâ Good, Part 1
While abusing the Bible for his own self-pleasure, doomsaying false prophet and Christ-slanderer Harold Camping also abused his God-given imagination â similar to how people also abuse God’s gift of romance and sex.
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E. Stephen Burnett
Imagination And Truth
I am in conflict. I believe in telling the truth and I believe in the creativity of Man based on the Imago Dei. Part of me resonates with the “Evolution Of The Artist.” It sounds so freeing to color outside […]
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Rebecca LuElla Miller
Thunders Of âThorâ Echo Biblical Truths, Part 2
All truth is Godâs truth, whether accidentally echoing in a pagan myth or a modern movie such as Marvel’s âThor.â
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E. Stephen Burnett
Thunders Of âThorâ Echo Biblical Truths, Part 1
Thor’s pagan myths remind us of Scriptureâs truth, real worship, and longing for a good and noble King.
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E. Stephen Burnett
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