Posts under ‘Religion’

Religious publisher Thomas Nelson has set up a site where book bloggers can receive free copies of books in exchange for 200 word reviews (postive or negative) posted at thei blogger’s site and Thomas Nelson company sites. Thomas Nelson publishes such notables as Andy Stanley, Donald Miller, James Dobson and Tony Campolo in nonfiction, and [...]

David Weber has a great post on religion in reality and in his fiction that is fair and balanced at BSC review.
“No one can study history without becoming aware of the incredible impact religion has had on history. Nor can any fair-minded student of history spend much time with his subject without becoming aware of [...]

“Churches of all denominations seemed to be in decline, desperately stripping out the supernatural wonder for some modernist sense of community that made them seem like dull Oxfam working parties.” Mark Chadbourn, World’s End, Age of Misrule Book 1
Though this quote is only peripherally related to the thrust of this story of magic returning to [...]

No offense, but this seems to be nothing less than an blatant attempt to make C. S. Lewis less Christian and more “New Age”.
“CS Lewis included a secret code in the Chronicles of Narnia linking each story to a planet, according to a BBC documentary to be aired next Easter…Dr Michael Ward, the author of [...]

One of my fellow bloggers at covblogs (my host site) and a U.S. Air Force captain, just wrote an interesting article about how Stargate SG-1 made her think about the relationship between allegory and science fiction.