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Christian skeptics of fantasy must reckon with the biblical wisdom spelled in Marian A. Jacobsâs nonfiction-about-fiction book.
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How Do We Love A Fiction Legalist? Part 3
Three ways to love a fiction âlegalistâ â that is, a Christian who opposes fantasy or fiction, or more often simply considers them pointless, useless and unnecessary to Godward growth.
— E. Stephen Burnett —
Salvaging Scripture For Our Own Story Parts
If human authorsâ intentions and genre guidelines are worth respect from readers, then surely God as Author, His intentions and reading Scripture rightly, are all worth even more. Yet some novelsâ flagrant misuse of Scripture and Biblical concepts, using only scraps of it to fit sporadically into another story, is dubious.
— E. Stephen Burnett —
Writing and World-building Bit By Bit
A finished novel, especially if itâs published, lends credibility and worth to the entire plodding process. But in the middle of the process, especially if the novel isnât guaranteed fame or publication â isnât it difficult to see the point?
— E. Stephen Burnett —
Jesus Christ: Return Of The Warrior-King
Our stories may rightly emphasize Jesus the humble sacrifice for sin. But less often do our creations also explore Christ the conquering warrior.
— A. T. Ross —
Lord Of The Fantasies: Beholding Middle-earth
Because I first read âThe Fellowship of the Ringâ only days before seeing the film version, I did not have time to form interpretations of characters, or expectations. Thus, the film blew me away, no disappointments. But how might I have been disadvantaged?
— E. Stephen Burnett —
Lord Of The Fantasies: The Nature Of Men
Changes made from book-Faramir to film-Faramir, from âThe Lord of the Rings,â reflect two approaches of showing human nature. Stories should reflect both: our bent toward sin and corruption, and our capacity to do good and act with nobility.
— E. Stephen Burnett —
Lord Of The Fantasies: Beyond The Swordfights
In âThe Lord of the Ringsâ films, elf-maiden Arwen almost joined the fight at Helmâs Deep, and King Aragorn almost dueled the dark lord Sauron. But the movie-makers chose otherwise. How come, and how does this show truly rare heroism?
— E. Stephen Burnett —
âHobbitâ Film Hopes: An Unexpected Journey
Much has changed since my last âThe Hobbitâ update after the teaser released in December. Now with the new trailerâs release, what are your thoughts, hopes, and predictions for âThe Hobbitâ film series?
— E. Stephen Burnett —
Speculative Politics 4: Rebuttal By Marc Schooley
In this series conclusion, Marc Schooley says Christians should be political âHobbits,â and defends his views with Scripture and support from fiction.
— Marc Schooley —
Reading Is Worship 12: Desiring God As Fantasy Fans
As we come to the end(?) of this series, Iâm curious: How is your God-glorifying, worshipful, speculative-story âsingingâ voice? What fantastic fiction have you read, seen, or heard that moved you to worship the Author?
— E. Stephen Burnett —
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