Leaving a Mark: The Christianity of Harry Potter
BY BRADLEY J. BIRZER
“The blood of a unicorn will keep you alive, even if you are an inch from death, but at a terrible price,” one character explains.
The Privilege of Little Words and Mighty Swords: The Mystery of Love and Death in Mythology
BY BRADLEY J. BIRZER
Love is not dead, and it is certainly not about death. Immensely far from it; for love conquers death.
Science Fiction: Foothold to the Imagination
BY BRADLEY J. BIRZER
As it surrounds us now and resides, specifically, in no medium, we take science fiction for granted.
Star Trek: A Story of Friendship
BY BRADLEY J. BIRZER
Star Trek demonstrated, over and over, I think, that real heroism comes not from individualism, but from friendship.
Oh, White Lady: Faith as a Struggle
BY BRADLEY J. BIRZER
Our Lady is the symbol of everything that is pure, true, good, and beautiful in this world.
Tolkien’s Christianity: Not Incidental, but Central
BY BRADLEY J. BIRZER
Tolkien was a faithful Catholic, meaning he did not see Christianity as a break with the pre-Christian world, but as a fulfillment of it.
