Fantastical Truth

"Doctor Who" fans grieve Russell T. Davies' destruction of the Time Lord. "Stargate" fans insist Amazon un-cancel its revival. And "Star Wars" suffers another box-office defeat.

When evil assaults beauty and buries all hope under dark despair, complex fiction can show our Hero's distant yet dazzling light.

Zackary Russell invites Jon James, Yuval Kordov, and Andrew Gillsmith to explore this subgenre in which priests forge faith into new centuries.

E. Stephen Burnett surveys practical tips to find the best fantastical novels and focus on gaining the most from these literary worlds.

Jesus Christ’s Great Commission applies to all believers, but Christian-made stories are free to share Him in many different creative ways.

Just in time for Ascension Day, Stephen reviews old notions about New Earth, like "it will never be physical" or "it's best not to think about it."

When new game “Pragmata” teamed up a space soldier man and adorable android girl, many players found themselves feeling parental.

While some readers and religious folk prefer safer stories, other fans pursue tales of honor in hopes of leveling up as warriors.

Apollo pioneers like Buzz Aldrin and modern explorers like Victor Glover show that only faith in God inspires us to travel beyond Earth.

Even before AI-powered universal translators, fantastical tales have been crossing culture barriers to help us celebrate shared values.