Questions:
- If a book is written by a Christian, does that make it Christian?
- If a book is published by a Christian Publisher, does that make it Christian?
- If a book is sold in a Christian Bookstore, does that make it Christian?
- What makes a story a Christian story?
- What makes a nonfiction book, a Christian book?
Links:
- James Rubart’s Website
- The Pages of Her Life (Affiliate Link)
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Andrew Budek-Schmeisser
Any book’s a Christian book;
it depends on how you read it.
A heart for God, that’s all it took
for the aroma that it needed.
A math text can point the way
to the wonders of Creation,
and the Constitution has it say
in Judeo-Christian foundation.
Christ-life isn’t in the words
that are written on the page
but in the soul’s turning towards
an escape from sin’s dark cage.
Many a heathen book I’ve read;
the author know not to Whom it led!
Deb Elkink
Excellent interchange for us Christian writers of work that might or might not be considered Christian. It is like a preliminary discussion–a warm-up–for a talk on hermeneutics and higher criticism. Give us a follow-up, please!
Cyd Notter
Very interesting discussion! My non-fiction book being released later this year targets more than one audience (Christian and otherwise), even though it contains scripture, biblical principles and prayer.