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Favorite Worldview Fiction
I recently asked about favorite movies regarding worldview. I think that any time we interact with any portrayal of fiction, we still run into major questions of worldview. We should always be watching or reading or listening with a critical mindset, ready to interact on worldview-level questions. We love to read, but we need to do so in a way that acknowledges that “every story has a worldview.”
What is your favorite fictional book in regards to the way it interacts with worldview? Which worldview is presented? How might we learn from this presentation?
I know I’ve had many moments when I’ve finished a piece of fiction and just had to sit and think for a while afterwards. They’re wonderful times, and I think we’ve all had them. Let’s read about them in the comments!
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J.W. Wartick - Reconstructing Faith 
Not sure if this is worldview fiction or not but my favorite works of fiction, here lately anyway, is the Strain books by Guillermo Del Toro.
I read them some things me ago but they have been made into a TV show that started a few weeks ago and it’s great.
It’s about a vampire plague that takes over the world and the few people who fight against all odds to save the world.
How it applies to worldview, I guess, is that there is an evil master who could be compared to Satan and a definite battle of good vs. evil.
Posted by I 53:5 Project | September 6, 2014, 6:47 AM