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-- verb "to separate or resolve into constituent parts." Deconstructing the collage of art, lit, politics, pop culture and faith.

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Is Doubt a Virtue? -- Pt. 2

Does God Still Use Natural Disaster as a Means of Judgment?

Avatar's Fickle Deity

What is Christian Art?

The Five Best Scenes in the Lord of the Rings Films

Why I Am Not a Calvinist

Destined for Dystopia

Is Economic Crisis an End-Time Indicator?

Must a Church Be Friendly?

Ten Essential Bible Verses

Cosmetic Culture

Is "Christian Horror" Becoming a Trend?

My Writing

Response to Austin Cline's Agnosticism / Atheism Blog

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• ChristFocus BookClub on Is Doubt a Virtue? — Pt. 2
• Jay on handmade crucifixes
• Moxy Vote on The New Intolerance Toward Ex-Gays
• Nicole on handmade crucifixes
• Mike Duran on Avatar’s Fickle Deity
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• Jay on Sex-Ed Minus the Morals
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Christian Speculative Fiction Panel

Jeff Gerke, Frank Creed, and Rebecca Miller field questions regarding Christian Spec-fic. Link HERE.

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Laced with skilled serration, dark fluency and tequila, Duran’s "En Route to Inferno" is smart, spiritual and creepy—all the things I like in a story. -- Tosca Lee, award-winning author of Demon: A Memoir and Havah

Interviewed for article "The Rise of Christian Horror."

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