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162. How Can Christians Engage Wisely With Conspiracy Theories? | with Mike Duran
While nations rage and peoples plot in vain, Mike Duran helps us find the links between biblical perspectives and secular speculations.
161. How Can We Celebrate the Restoration of Failed Franchises?
As many fantastic worlds fall into ruin by religious agendas and shallow storytelling, lets explore the few franchises that honor their legacy.
160. How Does ‘Cultural Christianity’ Harm and Help Stories?
Public moral tropes and faith expressions can lead to false conversions in our churches but also true gospel influence in our culture.
159. What If Your Genius Math Skills Got You in Trouble with the Mob? | Calculated with Nova McBee
Nova McBee pilots into our studio to share inspirations for Calculated plus its sequels and a movie in development.
158. Can a Man-Made Lifeform Reflect God’s Glory? | Synapse with Steven James
While real programmers pursue artificial intelligence, one sci-fi creator explores what happens if robotic lifeforms find religious belief.
157. Will We Get Superpowers After the Resurrection?
On the New Earth, resurrected saints will be perfectly human. But do we get to fly? Or apparate from place to place? Or dive underwater for hours?
156. Why Does Sexualityism Threaten Christian Fiction? | with Bethel McGrew
Today's fast-growing false religion of Sexualityism worships human sexual identities, and could begin to creep into Christian-made fantasy.
155. How Might Sentimentalism Threaten Christian Fiction?
Sentimentalism weakens old and new stories by insisting that humans are basically good, the Fall wasn't that bad, and Jesus Christ is merely optional.
154. What If You Had to Fake Being Genetically Modified? | Enhanced with Candace Kade
Candace Kade rides into the studio to share her own social credit points plus Enhanced, her debut novel set in a cyberpunk dystopian world.
153. When Can Deconstructionism Threaten Christian Fiction? | with Michael Young aka ‘Wokal Distance’
Every Christian may struggle with doubt, but demolition activists want you to imagine postmodern fantasies beyond the biblical gospel.