The 1918 Spanish flu epidemic — a devastating epidemic that killed up to 100 million people, or 5% of the
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Discipleship, scholarship, and faith
The 1918 Spanish flu epidemic — a devastating epidemic that killed up to 100 million people, or 5% of the
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The Gospel of Jesus Christ does not protect us from pain and sorrow. Rather, it helps us turn them into sanctifying experiences.
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Moralism assumes that our primary duty in life is to become good people, which is usually taken to mean we
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The borders of science fiction (as a genre) have not always tracked the distinction we have made in this series.
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Few things highlight the distinction between science fiction and fantasy better than science fantasy. Science fantasy comes in multiple forms,
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Most viewers distinguish between science fiction and fantasy based on aesthetic alone — futuristic settings, spaceships, and high technology have
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Many people think of agency as a mostly just a matter of moral autonomy; that is, because the individual self
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Agency as rational deliberation treats agency as the process by which we weigh two alternatives and study out the consequences
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There are two competing cultural narratives that frame the stories we find in modern entertainment. The culturally ascendant narrative is
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The central distinction explored in this series — science fiction as inhabiting a naturalistic universe, and fantasy as inhabiting a
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