Fourth ‘Doctor’ Season Brings New Alien Agendas, Part 1

“Doctor Who” helmsman Russell T. Davis may try to popularize anti-Christian beliefs — and in so doing himself act like the program’s Cybermen who require others to “upgrade” to their own beliefs. But the show can’t escape Christian truths.
— E. Stephen Burnett in May 2008 —

Part VII Of How To Bring Myths & Fairy Tales Back From The Dead & Into The Light: Lewis’ TILL WE HAVE FACES

So, Orual changes Psyche’s life and her own by forcing her sister, by threat of killing Psyche and herself rather than let Psyche continue living under a delusion (as Orual sees it), to light a lamp and see who her […]
— Mirtika Schultz in Dec 2006 —

Part VI Of How To Bring Myths & Fairy Tales Back From The Dead & Into The Light: Lewis’ TILL WE HAVE FACES

Do we always know why we do things? Generally, in fairy tales and myths, yes, characters are driven by simple motives that are right there, up front. In TILL WE HAVE FACES, unknown motives (at least unknown to the protagonist) […]
— Mirtika Schultz in Dec 2006 —
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