I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
I opened up in prayer before I ever wrote a word, and I pretty much let God Almighty write it for me
Fiction that lies is called propaganda.I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
Fiction that lies is called propaganda.I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
Not sure. I think the author's are merely trying to be creative and imaginative for a "what if" scenario. I don't think they lying deliberately.I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?
[for me anyway] fiction is likened to hypocrisy which in plain talk means an actor on a stage, which fits like a hand in a glove with fiction.
Your right that is dangerous, but I opened up in prayer before I ever wrote a word, and I pretty much let God Almighty write it for me, so I don't think I have to worry about teaching false doctrine.
Is your friend often in the habit of saying stupid stuff like that? I sure hope not...I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
Don't deceive yourself at this point. God didn't write that.
From writing viewpoint the text is bland, repetitive and unimaginative. I would imagine God could come up with something better than
“Synchronized Holy ARROWFIST.”
Other than some form of personal therapy that book fails.
If you are really passionate about writing take up some training courses, practice more and be willing to learn from your mistakes.
I usually don't ask questions on CF, seeing how God's word is good enough for me, but I just want another opinion.
I was writing a book, "Hope" I was writing the story for a graphic novel about a Christian Superhero who fights demons and demonic beings, but when I told my Christian friend about it, he said fiction is a form of lying and that I should stay away from that.
I asked God in his word, and he directed me to Esther chapter 6.
Is Fiction a form of lying, if you write it to the Glory of God, or if you open in prayer before you write, like I did?