Associate Professor of Theology / Dean of The School of Christian Thought at Houston Christian University / Author of The Poetics of Evil & The Absolute Basics
Now that the CSL essay is finished, I’m creeping forward with my next project—a book with Cameron McAllister.
The topic? Horror & theology.
The title? Cinema Inferno: How Horror Movies Can Save Your Soul.
Release date? Still a mystery, but the book is over halfway finished.
We had an e x c e l l e n t conference with Isaac Oliver and Craig Keener at HCU, who spoke on all matters Acts, Judaism, the Law, and Greco-Roman philosophy.
A prayer while standing in Home Depot during Halloweentide: 'Lord, show me my purchases that look as foolish in your eyes as a $300 front-yard wolfman looks in mine.'
"For me, [horror] is the perfect genre for a person of faith to work in. You can think about good and evil pretty openly. I always talk about it being the genre of non-denial."
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@cokenour After the leaden Adamson attempts, I'd welcome something that plays around a bit more. Though I typically favor unfaithful book adaptations. When the original is perfect, why try to copy it?