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A Christian Worldview of Fiction A look at life and fiction from a Biblical perspective

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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 20h ago

CSFF Blog Tour – Beckon by Tom Pawlik, Day 1

When I was growing up, my friends, parents, siblings, and, I'm sure, I as well, parroted an adage that held a lot of truth: two wrongs don't make a right. Intentionally or not, Beckon explores this pithy statement.
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 3d ago

People of Faith: Corrie ten Boom, Part 4

What an extraordinary woman, we're tempted to say. What made her faith so strong that she could endure such cruelty, grief, illness and isolation and still trust God as well as forgive her enemies? Corrie said clearly that her faith accomplished nothing. It was too weak, too unstable ...
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 4d ago

People of Faith: Corrie ten Boom, Part 3

Continued from Part 1 and Part 2. Corrie and her sister Betsie have been sent to the German concentration camp, Ravensbruck. - – - – - Miraculously Corrie was able to take her Bible (Betsie had given hers away, a book at a time) into Ravensbruck, though the prisoners were stripped and re...
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 5d ago

People of Faith: Corrie ten Boom, Part 2

A year and a half after the occupation began, a need presented itself to the Ten Booms. The police raided the furrier shop across the street from their home, evicting the Jewish owner.
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 6d ago

People of Faith: Corrie ten Boom, Part 1

Corrie ten Boom sat gazing out the window, alone with her thoughts, unable to verbalize her needs or even her love for those most dear. Solitary confinement was not a new experience for this eighty-seven-year-old woman
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 1w ago

The Lord Is In His Holy Temple

Habakkuk had it right when he wrote, “The Lord is in His holy temple.” That statement stood in contrast to the idols of wood, overlaid with silver and gold that the people of Israel were guilty of worshiping. What profit is the idol when its maker has carved it, Or an image, a teacher of...
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 1W ago

Super Nanny And Moral Instruction

One way the Christian worldview differs from many other perspectives is in the area of human nature. In today's humanistic Western culture, Mankind is viewed as good. It is society that teaches individuals to do wrong things.
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 1W ago

Thoughts On President Obama’s Evolving View Of Marriage

What’s so incredibly sad to me, though, is that we have the Bible available in our own language, translated over and over again to make it easy to understand. In other words, we are without excuse. It isn’t the leaders’ fault when we ignore the best and primary source that gives what we need for Sal...
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 1W ago

The Unprofessional Prophet

Amos was a farmer. He grew figs and herded sheep, and yet he ended up delivering some scathing prophecy to Israel. At one point the priest for the idol Israel set up at Bethel tried to kick him out of the city, claiming that he was conspiring against the king and saying he should take [...]
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A Christian Worldview of Fiction · 1W ago

Christian Fiction: The Definition Matters

* Yesterday over at Spec Faith, I did a “What Are You Reading” post, in part asking what Christian speculative fiction readers had enjoyed this past year. One of the comments made it clear that not everyone defines “Christian fiction” the same way. In composing my response, i...
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