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E. Stephen Burnett
Topics: Discernment
Do Daily Wire Hosts Want to Tear Down Culture or Build It Up?
Which way, western man? Behind the Candace Owens/Ben Shapiro feud lies a deeper divide over the purpose of cultural conservatism.
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Yes, Christian Creators Can Hire Secular Staff
From sets of “The Chosen” to other positions, faithful employers face challenges when they work with unbelievers.
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Thirty Questions for Critics of ‘The Chosen’ or Other Christian Creators Who Hire Unbelievers
Yes, we must judge any creative work with righteous judgment, but don’t strain at gnats while swallowing camels.
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Does ‘Engaging Popular Culture’ Include Right-Wing Talk Radio?
If anyone would engage popular culture for God’s glory and others’ good, then you must find the good even in populist conservative culture.
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Join My Livestream This Thursday: Seven Ways to Find Truth in Fantastic Stories
You may have grown up hearing that certain fantastical tales are “bad” or “good.” Yet how does Scripture actually reveal that popular culture is a mess of all the above?
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A Wild Review of ‘The Pop Culture Parent’ Appears!
“The Pop Culture Parent is written by a trio of authors who describe why it’s important for parents to engage with their children in popular culture.”
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Quotes and Notes: Should Christian Fantasy Include Magic?
Explore these biblical quotes and notes for E. Stephen Burnett’s July 11 workshop at SoCal Christian Writers Virtual Conference.
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UPDATED: Today I’m Teaching at Teach Them Diligently: What’s the Point of Popular Culture and Why Should Parents Care?
You can register to hear my talk: What’s the Point of Popular Culture and Why Should Parents Care?
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Get a Free Chapter from My First Book, The Pop Culture Parent (Coming Fall 2020)
The Pop Culture Parent releases Sept. 7, 2020, but you can get a free chapter early at ThePopCultureParent.com.
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We’ve Rescheduled ‘The Pop Culture Parent’ to Release Sept. 7, 2020
Our new release date is Sept. 7, 2020 for The Pop Culture Parent: Helping Kids Engage Their World for Christ.
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Pssst: Christian Endorsers of Bad Books May Not Have Even Read Them
Here’s one annoying publishing secret: Sometimes the famous evangelical endorser has not even read the book.
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It’s Legalistic to Punish Joshua Harris for the Sins of ‘The Purity Culture’
Joshua Harris taught some bad stuff. But it’s also legalistic to condemn him for the sins of other teachers.
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On the Road for Realm Makers 2019!
I’m hosting the Lorehaven booth, exploring creativity, and discussing the challenges of “PG-13” writing at RealmMakers, July 18–20 in St. Louis.
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About that ‘How Should Christians Have Sex?’ Article and the Exvangelical Problem
Some “exvangelical” leaders need to find real healing from conflicts with family and church, rather than trying to find solutions through punditry.
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I Just Signed with New Growth Press for a Book Releasing Next Year
In this nonfiction work, Ted Turnau, myself, and Jared Moore will explore gospel-centered parenting and popular culture for God’s glory.
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Seven Ways to Find Truth in Fantastic Stories
Finding truth in fantastic stories starts with, “Man’s chief end is to glorify God, and to enjoy Him forever.”
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If Creators Turn a Story Into Just More ‘Worldview’ Work, I’m (Likely) Out
Nothing personal, but if movies embrace Sexualityism agendas over story, I’m free to embrace rest over yet another culture-engagement job.
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Christians, How Do You Watch ‘Game of Thrones’?
If you watch the HBO fantasy drama series, I’m curious about how you personally handle the porn parts.
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If You Didn’t Like That Christian Ministry’s Anti-‘Captain Marvel’ Article, Read This
Christians who don’t get the point of superhero stories must first find the biblical purpose of popular culture.
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Secular YA May Fade, But Fantastic Christian Fiction Will Live On
Print is back. Secular YA writers are destroying one another. Meanwhile, Christian fiction is slowly rebooting.
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