Fantastical Truth Lorehaven
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In the Fantastical Truth podcast from Lorehaven.com, hosts E. Stephen Burnett and Zackary Russell explore fantastical stories for God's glory.
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209. How Can We Avoid Clichéd Criticism of Christian Fiction?
If you still think Christian-made stories have shallow heroes and cheap evangelism, you may be surprised how much these stories have grown.
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208: How Does The Logos Theatre Adapt Narnia for the Stage? | with Noah Stratton
The Logos Theatre producer and actor arrives from a magical train station to explore stage performance and puppetry for Christ’s glory.
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207. Should We Get Mad When Christians Scorn Fantastical Fiction?
When mechanistic critics accuse you of valuing “entertainment” over holiness, we can graciously challenge their mechanical beliefs.
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206. Can Pictures of Jesus Fool People Into Worshiping Idols? | with Jenneth Dyck
Some critics claim that Easter pageants, streaming dramas, or Christ-figures in fantastical novels are “graven images” that lead to idolatry.
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205. How Will Jesus Save Us From Suffering and Death? | with J. J. Fischer
The Nightingale Trilogy and Soul Mark Duology author joins us to celebrate how Christ will destroy humankind’s last enemy.
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204. How Does Jesus Save Us From Our Own Wicked Villainy?
Jesus doesn’t only save people from Satan and suffering, but from the worst plot-twist enemy all along—the darkness of our human hearts.
Customer Reviews
Encouraging and Relevant
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Informative, Faith-based, Smart
The hosts make logical conclusions in an apologist manner toward helping Christian and lay audiences understand how fiction work fits into our lives today.
Rich content
This podcast discussing fantastical fiction is not only for writers, but for readers and fans. The hosts go beyond the typical talk about Tolkien and CS Lewis, but dive deeper and encourage the listener to think imaginatively about all genres of entertainment. The podcast is well done. I appreciate the approachable professionalism.