Finding Faith Everywhere

Satire exposes the ideas that we’ve adopted without really thinking them through. But is this appropriate for young children?

The concern that these exorcists have for the salvation of souls is commendable, but is their interpretation of this series accurate?

Are fairy tales just stories for northern Europeans? Let's talk about the sources of many of these wonderful stories from other cultures

Doesn’t Harry get away with a lot of bad behavior, in addition to practicing magic? Are there really biblical references in Harry Potter?

Why are there so few fairies in fairy tales, and why do we even call those stories "fairy tales" if there are rarely any fairies in them?

Why are the members of the Inklings widely accepted as Christian authors, when J.K. Rowling is so harshly criticized?

Which is better: Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy, or the Chronicles of Narnia? Lord of the Rings is an epic Narnia is a fairy tale

I’m not going to mock parents who are concerned about the Harry Potter books. The formation of the souls of their children is important.

Stuffed animals don’t generally become real animals. If they did, we wouldn’t allow kids to play with stuffed lions, tigers, or bears.

The Harry Potter books have been an issue for Christians almost from the first moment that J.K. Rowling published her books in the US.

This summary is based on the version of Beauty and the Beast by Charles Perrault, which is also the version that used and adapted by Disney

Hansel and Gretel is about Adam and Eve, salvation, and the reuniting of a family in heaven after their fall and redemption.

Part of the Fairy Tale Fridays series, the Fairy Tale Summaries with Cinderella! And finding the Christianity that’s hidden in plain sight

The classic fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm, Charles Perrault, and Hans Christian Andersen, are intentionally Christian stories

No one gets married, and then lives happily ever after. Or kills an evil witch who’s trying to eat them, and then lives happily ever after

When you think of a Christian story, or a story by a Christian author, what authors come to your mind? What about Charles Dickens?

In the summertime when the days are long and the nights are short, it’s pretty easy to scoff at being afraid of ghosts. But in the winter...

Is it true that women in fairy tales are just passively waiting around for some man to come and save them?

They’re in a lot of stories now, and authors do a lot of different things with their characters. They tend to be dramatic—with LOTS of speci

What do the Wizard of Oz and Star Trek have to do with Aristotle?And in the end, they win. But how do they win?