Favorite Christian Fantasy Author
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Bailers77
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Re: Favorite Christian Fantasy Author
C.S. Lewis and how he manages to incorporate major events in the bible into the story of Narnia without being in your face about it.
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krismags
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It's not fantasy, but Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers is one of the best Christian fiction books I have read in years
Latest Review: "Love to Believe" by Lisa Ricard Claro
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bintamir
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I want to read Christian fiction books, but I don't know where to start. Lol
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Fran
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I think you are in the wrong forum - have a look at:bintamir wrote:I want to read Christian fiction books, but I don't know where to start. Lol
see forums.onlinebookclub.org/viewtopic.php ... 79#p257779
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bintamir
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Oh. Thanks!
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JobClass
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Hmmm...not trying to be otherwise or rude, but I don't really see the point to this thread. I mean it's similar to asking who is your favourite Hindu, Jewish or Muslim fantasy writer. I don't really think that matters. Reason being, an author could hold one belief about X and instead write about Y and as readers we read the Y. I think what we should be focusing on as readers, is the content and should therefore rearrange the question thusly: "What is your favourite book or series with Christian themes?"
In which i would replay Narnia, like others have said.
In which i would replay Narnia, like others have said.
