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E. Stephen Burnett
Topics: Human Culture
Exclusive | Quotes and Notes: Putting Pop Culture in its Place
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Yes, Marriage and Family are Still Normative and Good Gifts for Today’s Church
Some Christians do idolize marriage and other gifts of God. But the solution isn’t to ignore or minimize his gifts’ original good purpose.
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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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Cover Reveal for The Pop Culture Parent: Helping Kids Engage Their World for Christ
My first book The Pop Culture Parent has a title, release date, and this fantastical cover.
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The Perils of Exploring Space from a Groaning Planet
Sin has turned the heavens into a killing field of humans versus nature, technological breakdown, insanity, and invading demons.
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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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Notre Dame Aftermath: Yes, Jesus Cares About Stained-Glass Windows
Jesus cares about humans, and about stained-glass windows and cultural works made by humans.
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‘If Only Christians Made Great Art!’ Ignores Real-World Criticism
Any Christian artist, no matter the label or quality of the art, will face criticism or even persecution.
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Lifeway Christian Stores: Another Retail Phoenix Explodes into Ashes
Don’t mourn or gloat over Christian fiction’s supposed “death.” Jesus loves resurrecting good things.
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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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This is the Strangest Timeline
It’s dangerous to mess with history, Barry/Doctor/Hermione/McFly!
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Christian Creators Can’t Easily Bypass ‘Christian Markets’ for Secular Markets
If “Christian markets” are too steep a hill to scale, imagine trying to leap over the secular market mountains.
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Joy in Books Goes Beyond an Immediate ‘Spark’
Yes, books exist for our joy, so let’s reject shallower “duty and Art”–style reasons for reading them.
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