The Second Edition of Christian Horror: On the Compatibility of a Biblical Worldview and the Horror Genre, is now available in audiobook. Narrated by Randy Streu, this updated edition has almost twice the content as the original, clocking in at nearly 65K words (as opposed to the first edition’s 35K). Of course, I’ve included references to more current books, films and research, as well as adding several new categories and appendices, such as a section on Folk Horror, Generational Sin and Family Curses, and appendices on Occult Objects (skulls, and haunted houses), “Woke” Horror, Ghosts, and Zombies. As with the first edition, my goal is simple—to provide an apologetic for engaging with the horror genre from a biblical perspective.
“Frighteningly profound. Duran’s balanced reasoning and sound biblical exegesis provides a sure foundation for a theology of horror for Christians. He shows with great literary and storytelling insight how both the Bible and other stories use horror as a genre to communicate God, goodness, truth and beauty.”
— Brian Godawa, author, Chronicles of the Nephilim and Cruel Logic: The Philosopher Killer
You can purchase the audiobook version of Christian Horror HERE.
