Announcing Lorehaven: New Magazine To Build Christian Fantastic Book Clubs

Starting this fall, Lorehaven will help fans start book clubs and find truth in Christian-made fantastic stories.
— E. Stephen Burnett in July 2017 —

‘Game Of Thrones’ Sex: It’s Not Just Awkward, It’s Violation

Discerning Christians can skip a story’s nudity, but these scenes still violate actors who bear God’s image.
— Cap Stewart in July 2017 —

Making The 13th Doctor A Woman: Terrible Move or Smart Choice?

Was casting a female Doctor a good move? What are some of the pros and cons of the decision?
— Zac Totah in July 2017 —

Weirdness In Church? Or: The Adventure Of The Dancing Men

Should creative works, like ballet dancing or fantasy fiction, be seen in church worship services?
— E. Stephen Burnett in July 2017 —

Powers and Principalities

Make no mistake: magic is very real, and none of it is good.
— Mark Carver in July 2017 —

Moana: The Gods Must Be Crazy

This is all fun and games from our enlightened, high-tech perch where we can say, “Aw, that’s cute. The native is praying to his ‘fire god.’ Adorable.” Yet it’s important to remember that these “adorable natives” prayed with as much devotion, if not more so, to their gods, elders, and ancestors as we do to the God of the Bible.
— Mark Carver in June 2017 —

‘Batman v Superman’ v Wonder Woman?

Novelist Kerry Nietz, Austin Gunderson, and E. Stephen Burnett explore Wonder Woman’s place in the DC super-film series.
— E. Stephen Burnett in June 2017 —

Will ‘Wonder Woman’ Fix The DC Film Universe?

Wonder Woman and DC’s cinematic heroes can defeat these four potential story villains.
— E. Stephen Burnett in June 2017 —

Is Secular Fiction Better Than Christian Fiction?

“Bad Christian fiction made me switch to secular fiction.” But both markets can be restrictive.
— E. Stephen Burnett in April 2017 —

Celebrate New Earth Day

Maybe Earth Day can show not just environmental care of the planet, but eternal hope for all God’s creation.
— E. Stephen Burnett in April 2017 —

Easter and God’s Earth-Shattering New Covenant

For Easter, novelist Brian Godawa explores the Bible’s earth-shattering symbolism.
— Brian Godawa in April 2017 —

The Rapture Is Fun, But Resurrection Is Better

I still like the Rapture idea, but here’s why I no longer believe it.
— E. Stephen Burnett in April 2017 —

Why Does ‘Doctor Who’ Need A Gay Companion?

Heroes of different sexual identities can only go so far.
— E. Stephen Burnett in April 2017 —

Moral Relativism Doesn’t Wear A Cape

Who can deny the appeal of superheroes? The story of humanity is filled with them, real and mythical. Hercules, Genghis Khan, Joan of Arc, Paul Bunyan, Malala…the list goes on. Every culture in the world has them in some form or another, and they all have the same effect on those who hear their stories. They inspire, they encourage, they motivate, they empower. Sometimes they conquer, sometimes they save. Some build mighty empires, some hear the cries of the weak and helpless.
— Mark Carver in April 2017 —

Tolerance And Stories? A Discussion Of Carve The Mark

what are Christians to write? What are Christians to read? If general fiction is to be whitewashed of anything that could possibly be considered offensive, what kind of stories will that leave us?
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in April 2017 —

On Giving Offense And Being Offensive

Christians are not to be offensive in the way we speak, but the Bible itself says the message of the gospel is offensive to those who are perishing.
— Rebecca LuElla Miller in March 2017 —

You Rang?

The idea of man exerting some control over the spirit realm is very tantalizing and has long held a place in entertainment.
— Mark Carver in March 2017 —

Seven More Lies Christians Believe About ‘The Shack’

You don’t need to burn down “The Shack.” But it fails to preach a better story about God.
— E. Stephen Burnett in March 2017 —

Six Lies Christians Believe About ‘The Shack’

Harmless, healing, or heretical? A biblical Christian who loves fantasy explores The Shack.
— E. Stephen Burnett in March 2017 —

Earth Is Our Final Destination

I love to take hypothetical and speculative romps through the imagination but I consider myself to be a realist. I find the media and the public’s enthusiasm for the rather frequent discovery of “habitable” worlds to be silly groupthink excitement.
— Mark Carver in March 2017 —
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