Christian Fantasy Recommendations
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Christian Fantasy Recommendations
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One, not a fan of his though.rssllue wrote:Have you read Ted Dekker?
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Christian fantasy is like normal fantasy but it contains Christian principles. One excellent example of the is The Chronicles of Narnia.Hampton_Roe wrote:What is Christian Fantasy? Is that some sort of Bible stories?
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Any of of these are great starting points for fantasy Christian Fiction!
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Francine Rivers has a gift for writing. The way she writes her stories are just phenomenal. I loved her Lineage of Grace stories. I'm currently reading Redeeming Love, and I am in love! The funny thing is, I used to be a christian, and yet, I have no problem with her stories. To be honest, she's actually one of my favorite authors. In my most humble opinion, I believe you don't need to be a christian to enjoy her books (but if you are a christian, it's just an added bonus). They are that good!Mjgarrison wrote: ↑06 Dec 2017, 14:42 Have you read any of Francine Rivers' books, I don't think they would be considered fantasy, but they are amazing.
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I loved Redeeming love, couldn't put it down.TobiOrNotTobi wrote: ↑19 Dec 2017, 20:29Francine Rivers has a gift for writing. The way she writes her stories are just phenomenal. I loved her Lineage of Grace stories. I'm currently reading Redeeming Love, and I am in love! The funny thing is, I used to be a christian, and yet, I have no problem with her stories. To be honest, she's actually one of my favorite authors. In my most humble opinion, I believe you don't need to be a christian to enjoy her books (but if you are a christian, it's just an added bonus). They are that good!Mjgarrison wrote: ↑06 Dec 2017, 14:42 Have you read any of Francine Rivers' books, I don't think they would be considered fantasy, but they are amazing.
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I'm borrowing the book from my sister, and to be honest, I kind of want to "permanently borrow" it. xDMjgarrison wrote: ↑19 Dec 2017, 20:47I loved Redeeming love, couldn't put it down.TobiOrNotTobi wrote: ↑19 Dec 2017, 20:29Francine Rivers has a gift for writing. The way she writes her stories are just phenomenal. I loved her Lineage of Grace stories. I'm currently reading Redeeming Love, and I am in love! The funny thing is, I used to be a christian, and yet, I have no problem with her stories. To be honest, she's actually one of my favorite authors. In my most humble opinion, I believe you don't need to be a christian to enjoy her books (but if you are a christian, it's just an added bonus). They are that good!Mjgarrison wrote: ↑06 Dec 2017, 14:42 Have you read any of Francine Rivers' books, I don't think they would be considered fantasy, but they are amazing.
In the end, I'm just going to end up buying my own copy (or buy her a new copy )
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