The Gray Areas Of Fiction

Once upon a time, stories enjoyed a simpler existence. Literature from centuries past dwelled in the bucolic—if overly idealistic—fields of clear moral standards, objectivity regarding what was right and wrong, and clearly drawn lines between the hero and the villain. […]
— Zac Totah in Jan 2016 —

Me, A Hero?

Ever wanted to save the city you love? Or be part of a legendary group of heroes who protect (or avenge) the world? Chances are, you’re not alone. What Makes a Hero? In today’s entertainment culture saturated with Marvel superheroes, […]
— Zac Totah in Dec 2015 —

Animals And Christian Speculative Fiction

In short, the Bible is “animal friendly” in that humankind, as rulers, are to be benevolent in the exercise of our authority. But clearly, humans and animals are not equal.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in Aug 2015 —

The Colors Of The Universe

Is science fiction as diverse as it should be? How diverse is “diverse enough” and who gets to say what the standard is? Should this even matter to readers?
— Mark Carver in Jul 2015 —

The Blame Game

Who’s to blame? Does it matter?
— R. L. Copple in Nov 2014 —

Submit, Woman!

What does real submission in marriage look like?
— R. L. Copple in Nov 2014 —

Not Of This World

How does Christian fiction influence our culture?
— R. L. Copple in Oct 2014 —

Five Myths Of Cultural Engagement

Have you encountered any of these myths?
— R. L. Copple in Oct 2014 —

Is Capitalism Distorting Christianity?

If culture is redeemable, it is because the people that make it up are redeemable.
— R. L. Copple in Sep 2014 —
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