The invaluable Lost Genre Guild has a post up about the monolithic acronymns in Christ-centered bookselling: the ABA, the CBA and the ECPA. In Secular vs. Christian? Sue Dent and Cynthia MacKinnon try to expose the breadth of publishing options open to Christian writers of the strange.
I seem to recall a journal posting by Ted Dekker about the emerging culture and how the line between secular and Christian is arbitrary. Christians both engage and contribute to the culture, or at least they should. Can one understand the culture without falling into sin? Can one address the culture without cloistering?
Yes. If you can let go of rumor and assumption and embrace Christ alone, you can.
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Secular versus Christian, or Apples versus Oranges: Smackdown
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Labels: Christian writers of the strange, Cynthia MacKinnon, lost genre, speculative fiction, Sue Dent, write laws, writing, writing disinformation campaign, writing industry
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