Apologetics Fiction

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Comment by Keith A. Robinson on December 16, 2010 at 6:40pm

Merry Christmas, everyone! I've been a little out of it for awhile as I have been working frantically on finishing my 3rd novel. I just wanted to let everyone know that my website has undergone an overhaul, and I would encourage everyone to check it out at www.apologeticsfiction.com. Also, my 3rd book, Escaping the Cataclysm, is on schedule to be released at the end of March. It is the third and final book in the Origin's Trilogy and deals specifically with proofs for a literal world-wide flood. It also has several chapters where my main characters (who have traveled back in time from the future) tour the completed Ark just days before the Flood. Check out my website over the next few months for current updates.

Comment by Betty Woith on July 15, 2010 at 10:19pm

Rev Breeden,
I read the sample pages of your book, Johnny Came Home. It definitely drew my interest.

Comment by Betty Woith on July 15, 2010 at 9:50pm

Logic's End and Pyramid of the Ancients are exciting, can-not-put-down books for apologetics fiction. Thanks for these fun to read books.

Comment by Keith A. Robinson on May 16, 2010 at 11:49am

Tim,

Thanks for your post. I would encourage you to check out the website, www.apologeticsfiction.com. It lists several books (including 2 of my own) that are available online at Amazon and Barnes and Noble. I believe they should be able to deliver them to you. Also, if you prefer murder mysteries instead of Science Fiction, I would recommend Julie Cave's Deadly Disclosures (she's got her own group on this site). Julie is even from Australia. I hope this helps. If you do get copies of my books and read them, please let me know what you think. I always appreciate hearing back from my readers.

Comment by Tim Whitehead on May 16, 2010 at 4:40am

Hey guys,

I saw this group and thought how refreshing it would be to read a good novel that didn't question, but rather affirmed the Faith, "Once for all delivered to the Saints." I am an American living in Australia and wanted to know if any of you authors who have written said novels (like the ones mentioned) have your work available down here?

Comment by Rev Tony Breeden on May 15, 2010 at 9:12pm

Hey guys. I'm in the final editing stage. My debut sci-fi novel, Johhny Came Home should be out Summer-Fall 2010.

Like you guys, I see the power of fiction to transform opinion. Look at how the Left Behind series has shaped eschatology [end times theology] or how the falsehoods in Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code nevertheless reshaped people's ideas of Christian history. My heroes are Tolkein, CS Lewis and GK Chesterton. I love what they did with apologetic fiction.

Johnny Came Home allowed me to discuss the Creation/evolution controversy and even the more generally perceived conflict between science and religion [Flying Spaghetti Monsters and all]. Of course, the main point was alo to provide a Creationist explanation for superpowers, as opposed to the evolutionary supposition behind most Modern Age comics and superhero sci-fi.

I hope you'll check out the synopsis and excerpt currently available at http://siriusknotts.wordpress.com/johnny-came-home/

Comment by Jeremiah Stiles on April 14, 2010 at 3:26pm

Thank you Felice, I really like AiG! I will just look on thir site some more for more information.

Comment by Felice Gerwitz on April 14, 2010 at 12:46pm

Jeremiah, there is no simple explanation for the debate. Sadly, even those in Creation ministries do not agree on every precept. In our novels we tried to use explanations that are the most common. For example, the problems with Carbon 14 dating, ocean sedimentary layers, (they do not show the earth as millions of years old), and the "missing link" is still missing, despite secular scientist attempting to "prove" otherwise.

Answers in Genesis (answersingenesis.org) is the most understandable in layman's terms on topics creation related, and the Institute for Creation Science has scientific abstracts defending the creationist position. (www.icr.org) Hope this helps.

Comment by Tim Chaffey on April 14, 2010 at 11:16am

Check out The Truth Chronicles group if you are looking for young adult fiction that is designed to teach students about the Biblical worldview. This new trilogy covers many of the most-asked questions about Biblical creationism and defends the young earth view. Book 1 is due out next week.

Comment by Tim Chaffey on April 14, 2010 at 11:14am

Looking forward to seeing Pyramid in print Keith.
It's exciting to see God raising up writers to introduce people to the truth of God's Word in fun way.

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