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The Christian and Fantastic Literature, Part 7: Fantasy’s Function

The Christian and Fantastic Literature, Part 7: Fantasy’s Function

by Kevin Bauder | Apr 15, 2022 | Fantasy Literature, In the Nick of Time

Over the past couple of essays we have seen two biblical examples of fantasy being used in fable. Can we learn anything about fantasy by studying these examples? I believe the answer is yes; these biblical fables offer several lessons. The first is fairly obvious:...
The Christian and Fantastic Literature, Part 7: Fantasy’s Function

The Christian and Fantastic Literature, Part 6: Fantasy and Fable

by Kevin Bauder | Apr 8, 2022 | Fantasy Literature, In the Nick of Time

As we have seen, the writers of Scripture had good reason for employing fantastic elements in their prophetic writing. The Bible also includes another kind of literature that uses fantastic elements. This kind of literature is called fable. To be clear, the biblical...
The Christian and Fantastic Literature, Part 7: Fantasy’s Function

A Friend and Mentor, Part Two: The Influence of a Godly Man

by Kevin Bauder | Apr 1, 2022 | In the Nick of Time

I met Charles Hauser when I enrolled at Denver Baptist Theological Seminary in the fall of 1979. That semester I took two of his courses: one in theology and one on the Christian life. I can remember two statements that he made during that first semester. One was,...
The Christian and Fantastic Literature, Part 7: Fantasy’s Function

A Friend and Mentor, Part One: The Facts of His Life

by Kevin Bauder | Mar 25, 2022 | In the Nick of Time

The young Charles A. Hauser, Jr., suffered from a speech impediment. He struggled to make himself understood. Consequently, he intended to follow his father into the world of banking, where he would be working with ledgers and financial statements rather than with the...
The Christian and Fantastic Literature, Part 7: Fantasy’s Function

The Christian and Fantastic Literature, Part 5: Reasons for Fantasy

by Kevin Bauder | Mar 18, 2022 | Fantasy Literature, In the Nick of Time

In the last essay we answered one question, but we asked another. We learned that since the Bible uses fantastic literature, and the Bible is never wrong, then fantastic literature cannot always be wrong. At least some uses of fantastic literature must be justifiable....
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