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In this non-parody novel, author Kerry Nietz tells a believable science fiction tale of adventures in the far future of Amish settlers on an interstellar voyage.
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Left Behind: A Rapturous Remake
Escapist world of end-times novelty, or fictional fulfillment of real prophecies? However we look at “Left Behind,” here’s how we can explore the movie remake.
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The Empire Slides Back
We can concede a hero’s or nation’s internal flaws without denying the hero or nation are truly great.
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E. Stephen Burnett
Iconoclasm, Part 2
“Calvinist“ Christians: don’t waste your images, and the fantastic imagination of Scripture we often ignore in favor of words and doctrine.
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Brian Godawa
Overthrow Of The Old Ones
“Mawwiage is what tears us asunder today.” Yet Christians are Guardians of the Old Story.
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E. Stephen Burnett
Word Vs. Image, Part 2
Brian Godawa: Would conservatives scold Jesus for sharing confusing stories instead of tightly organized three-point sermons?
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Brian Godawa
Bring In The Gospel, But Leave Your “Isms” At Home
The simple gospel is a gem of unfathomable proportions. So Christian writers, make sure it’s the gem the reader finds, not the box it’s in or the filigree that surrounds it.
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Yvonne Anderson
How Can They Hear?
A common complaint with Christian fiction is that it’s too preachy. Personally, I’m more apt to be dissatisfied because it’s not preachy enough.
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Yvonne Anderson
Incarnation, Part 3: Conception
How did Jesus experience the incarnation? Did He sense an existence-shattering perception shift as He ”stepped into time”? How else can we, based on God’s Word, speculate on the incarnation?
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‘The Hobbit’ Story Group 6: Out Of The Frying-Pan Into The Fire
(How) do you plan to see “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey”? Be prepared for the film to climax with an expanded version of the book’s chapter 6, “Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire.”
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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
Reading Is Worship 11: Glory Spectrum Of Stories
If God’s multihued glories shine in all of reality, how do we find such glories in stories and be moved to worship Him?
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Redeeming Culture In Stories and Politics
The Church is not anti-culture or pro-culture, but a gracious proclaimer of the Biblical Story, and what in culture reflects God’s truth or does not. This applies to stories, speculative and otherwise. And this applies to politics, the governance of culture.
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Speculative Politics 4: Rebuttal By Marc Schooley
In this series conclusion, Marc Schooley says Christians should be political “Hobbits,” and defends his views with Scripture and support from fiction.
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Marc Schooley
Speculative Politics 2: Perspectives From Marc Schooley
Author Marc Schooley explains why he believes the Church has over-entangled itself in politics. Yet he agrees much with his fellow Marcher Lord Press author Kerry Nietz’s perspective about how stories and authors touch on politics.
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Marc Schooley
‘A Wrinkle In …’ Truth?
Despite its classic status, Madeleine L’Engle’s “A Wrinkle in Time” is kind of boring me. But are the author’s apparently universalist beliefs even more concerning?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Teaching Story Transitions 1: Mediating Extremes
“Children, be sheltered.” “Parents, shelter your children.” But Biblically, what comes in between? Introducing Pastor Jared Moore’s new summer series.
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Speculative Faith Reading Group 2: Meeting Mr. Tumnus
Week 2 of the “Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” reading group. Goat-men, tree spirits, naked Greek gods, a drunk on a donkey, and an evil White Witch — how are these things in a classic story Christians love?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Speculative Faith Reading Group 1: Entering The ‘Wardrobe’
This week I’m starting a reading group at my church for “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.” You’re invited to join. How does this story honor God, and how can we learn from C.S. Lewis’s success at redeeming pagan myth for His glory?
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E. Stephen Burnett
Define ‘Christian Speculative Story’
What is this thing called Christian speculative fiction? Readers and writers are still debating that question. How do you define it? Care to defend your definition?
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E. Stephen Burnett
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