Chairete, friends! I'm an Orthodox from Europe and I've just stumbled upon a "Christian Fiction" book club on Goodreads. Could some of you filthy heretics brothers/sisters in Christ from the US enlighten me on this particular genre? I've never ever heard of it. What is Christian fiction? Thanks in advance. Thanks in advance and Christ be with you.
What is Christian Fiction?
Adam Taylor
Christian Anderson
Never read anymyself so dont take my word for it but it sounds like it is a fictional story that has overarching Christian themes.
Nolan Cook
Not really, no
Logan Parker
I'm guessing like CS Lewis? Of so, please read
Jace Richardson
How about you read the Catalog first?
Wyatt Morgan
So, it's just a normal fiction writing but without all that scenes of fornication, killings, and drugs?
I've heard of the similar concept. There was a diocese in Romania, if I recall things correctly, that mad something called 'Christian disco' for the young ones once a week. It turned out that a Christian disco is just a regular disco without twerking asses and without drugs being sold and Gypsy folk was not allowed in The bishop had to somehow make a deal with the local drug lord to make it happen.
Jaxon Wood
APOSTOLICS YES!
IMO, I wouldn't bother as I'm sure some of those books will have some sort of modernist heresy shoved in their to appease the (((progressives))).
Evan Wilson
Correction on my part, after thinking about it I did read Pick related. Not necessarily Christian fiction, but it does have Christian elements in it.
Oliver Foster
Dylan Adams
The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis is a pretty good read, the entire thing is pretty much an allegory for stuff that happens in the Bible.