Fake Christians | (Ep. 184)

Stories Are Soul Food

Canon Press

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 787 Ratings

🗓️ 27 May 2025

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Time to talk about Christians in novels:
+ Secular novelists love to make their villains hypocritical Christians.
+ Christian novelists are very honest about their Christian characters' flaws as well.
+ So don't be offended when you bump into a fake Christian in a story.
+ Nate walks through the flaws of his Christian protagonists (Niffy, Rupert, etc.).
This episode dissects Christians and their character flaws on the page... and in real life.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Met a ghost of a king on the road when I first fell.
0:04.2	Fire burning to my knees, to my knees I fell.
0:07.3	Made a ghost of a king on a row.
0:09.9	1804, I think.
0:11.9	184.
0:14.4	Okay.
0:15.2	I'm starting to feel like 252 is as many as we should ever do.
0:25.0	That's a long way away, but not so far that we couldn't get there.
0:31.9	Maybe, I don't know, that's an arbitrary number, but it feels like the end, the end of the line.
0:33.1	We have to stop sometime.
0:33.7	I agree.
0:36.1	And I think we can't just do this forever. Just pivot into Lamp Club and then we can get our.
0:38.6	Yeah, Lamp Club is never quite ignited thoroughly.
0:41.3	I think it's like, that's why we pivot there.
0:44.9	Okay.
0:45.5	184.
0:46.1	What are we talking about?
0:46.8	Well, here's the question that, that John has for you and me as well.
0:50.0	How are internet influencers? I'm thinking of, you know, you've mentioned regularly the fake pitch meetings, you know,
0:57.1	critical drinker or nerd-a-dotic, those guys.
0:59.7	Screen-rand.
1:00.3	Yeah, screen-rand.
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