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VFTB 7/24/22: The Gosslings – Telling Stories to Teach Supernaturality

By: Derek

On: July 24, 2022

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast

Jesus used the art of storytelling to convey spiritual truth. We Christians have not done well at following his example. Nick Goss and Jonathan Goss are trying to change that.Continue Reading

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VFTB 352: Sarah Tun – Confronting the Darkness

By: Derek

On: December 12, 2016

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast

Author and publisher Sarah Tun discusses her new supernatural thriller series for young adults, Between Realities, and the first book in the series, Confronting the Darkness.

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VFTB 274: John C. Wright – Science Fiction and Awful Truth

By: Derek

On: September 22, 2015

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast

SCIENCE FICTION has been hijacked by social justice warriors. Standing in the gap are authors such as John C. Wright, who now holds the record for most Hugo Award nominations in a single year (six). He joins us to discuss worldviews, his conversion from atheist to follower of Christ, and why insiders decided to destroy the Hugos rather than see him win a single trophy.Continue Reading

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Iron and Myth 28: Acknowledge Yahweh, You Sons of El
THE PSALMS are often polemics directed at the gods of the pagan nations around Israel. Case in point is the subject of this month’s Iron and Myth roundtable, Psalm 29.
Congress Goes Full Orwell
Congress has reauthorized FISA and granted the US government expanded surveillance powers to essentially ignore the 4th Amendment to the Constitution while spying on American citizens.
Unraveling Revelation: Reptilians and Revelation
ONE OF THE MYSTERIES of ancient Mesopotamia are the strange, reptilian figurines found in southeastern Iraq near the ancient cities of Ur and Eridu. What can they possibly have to do with the Bible?
Her House Sinks Down to Death
WE RETURN to our regularly scheduled reading this week with proverbs that are paternal calls for wisdom--and a warning against communing with spirits of the dead.
“They Wouldn’t Just Eat Any White Men That Fell From the Sky”
THOSE IMMORTAL WORDS were spoken by Michael Kabuni, a political science lecturer at the University of Papua New Guinea, responding to a false claim by President Biden that his uncle had been eaten by cannibals after being shot down in WWII.
The Friday Five – Are Even 20 ‘Humanitarian’ Hostages Still Alive in Gaza?
Hamas rejected a ceasefire proposal from Israel Saturday during the Iranian attack, but a source within the terror group says there may be no more than 20 “humanitarian” hostages still alive in Gaza.
Biden Reportedly OK’d Limited Iran Strike on Israel
Reuters reports that a Turkish diplomatic official said Iran warned the US before its attack on Israel Saturday night, and that the White House told Iran any action had to be “within certain limits.”
NSA Close to Turning Internet into Surveillance Tool
A change in definitions in Section 702 of the bill to extend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act could give the NSA power to compel any business that offers free WiFi to customers to hand over user data.
Israel Will Respond—But How?
A spokesman for the IDF said Monday that Israel will respond to Iran’s attack, but was intentionally vague as to what that response might be.
Gate of the Gods
MYSTERY BABYLON of the end times is the return of Babel.