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Cas has tidied this post up

Slowly, I’m working through the posts in our archive library like the Lone Ranger: Riding into town one day, fixing all its problems, and riding back out to the sunset afterward. I’ve got about 2200 posts to fix, and I’ll get to them all in time!

The Games We Play

The big coincidences build in ‘This Present Darkness’ (LSP #152, Ch. 33-34)

Hi and welcome back! Now, let’s turn our attention to the finale gaining steam in Frank Peretti’s 1986 Christian pipe dream, This Present Darkness. In this installment, all of our main and secondary characters come together at last in preparation for the confrontation to come. Also, Edith Duster makes a surprise Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years08/05/2020 ago
The Games We Play

FINALLY, the heroes meet in ‘This Present Darkness’ (LSP #151, Ch. 31-32)

Finally, the finale seems to have begun. And it starts with the two heroes meeting at last. Sort of. Yes, today we find out why the angels’ leader Tal was so okay with these heroes ‘falling!’ And today, Lord Snow Presides over the silliest coincidences ever.

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years07/28/2020 ago
The Games We Play

False accusations in Jesus-Land in ‘This Present Darkness’ (LSP #150, Ch. 30)

Hi and welcome back! It being Monday, we turn our attention to Frank Peretti’s cringefest 1986 novel, This Present Darkness. In this installment, we discover the literal only reason that anybody ever accuses TRUE CHRISTIANS™ of serious crimes. Today, Lord Snow Presides over the theology of false accusations in toxic Christianity—and Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years07/21/2020 ago
The Games We Play

The dramatic sorta-rescue of Susan Jacobson in ‘This Present Darkness’ (LSP #149, Ch. 28-29)

In this installment, we witness a super-dramatic rescue! Moreover, it’s one that could have come straight out of  the Bible itself: angels swoop in to aid Susan Jacobson, a character in mortal peril.  Today, Lord Snow Presides over reminders nobody needed that nothing divine rescues anybody in the real world.

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years07/13/2020 ago
Analyzing Christianity

When Lee Strobel accidentally illustrated the nonexistent power of prayer

Happy Fourth of July! Today, I want to offer a funny palate cleanser for our holiday, something I noticed while researching the Unchurched series. In this little tidbit, you see, Lee Strobel accidentally illustrated the completely nonexistent power of prayer. I wonder if anybody in his audience even noticed? But I sure noticed, Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years07/05/2020 ago
The Games We Play

The Destruction of Ted Harmel in ‘This Present Darkness’ (LSP #143, Ch. 24)

In this installment, Marshall Hogan rushes off to rescue Ted Harmel, the previous owner of his newspaper, from whatever’s terrifying him so much. Today, Lord Snow Presides over evangelicals’ conceptualization of demonic attacks in This Present Darkness.

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years05/26/2020 ago
an angel, fallen, angry, still loving | roll to disbelieve
The Games We Play

Ending the lull before the storm in ‘This Present Darkness’ (LSP #142, Ch. 23)

In this installment, we finally get some action (sort of) after a long lull in the story. While we’re at it, we’ll also see some Real Live Magyckal Powahs from a Real Live Satanic Witch! Whoa! So today, Lord Snow Presides over evangelicals’ conceptualization of angels and demons.

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years05/18/2020 ago
The Games We Play

The wrong kind of Christian in ‘This Present Darkness’ (LSP #141, Ch. 22)

In this installment, we discover what happens when someone chooses the wrong flavor of Christianity — and it is a dire warning indeed, if a completely false one. Today, Lord Snow Presides over a contemporary denominational squabble that reveals all too much about its target audience.

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years05/12/2020 ago
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The Games We Play

Angels Betting on Zero in ‘This Present Darkness’ (LSP #140, Ch. 21)

In this installment, angels openly shrug about the potential of humans going to hell, while doing nothing to prevent it for Jesus reasons. Today, Lord Snow Presides over the shocking immorality of evangelical heroes.

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years05/05/2020 ago
The Games We Play

Why the Hogans’ Marriage Seems So Evangelical in ‘This Present Darkness’ (LSP #139, Ch. 21)

In this installment, we check out the deteriorating marriage of Kate and Marshall Hogan. In two of the subplots given to us in Chapter 21, their relationship takes center stage. So today, Lord Snow Presides over some more evangelical projection — this time in the case of the Hogans’ marriage!

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years04/28/2020 ago

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