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Gillian Adams

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Plymouth
As seen in: Reach PLC, Medium, MSN UK, The Daily Mirror, Western Mail, Bristol Post, Devon Live, Cornish Guardian, CornwallLive, Plymouth Live, Kirkus Reviews and
Nature lover, writer and artist. (Regional property production journalist; views my own)
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298. Should Christian Authors Post About Politics? Part 1

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By Gillian Adams Verified
| Fantastical Truth
Fans often cringe at their favorite writers’ sudden or ill-informed hot takes. But false accusations and threats divide the body of Christ. Fantastical Truth on Feb 3, 2026 · 1 reply Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:01:04 — 57.2MB) | Embed Happy Groundhog Day. Maybe in these last weeks you’ve seen this same story repeat: Your favorite Christian author usually posts about whimsical life updates, pet photos, or upcoming release dates.
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reviews: The Lost Chick

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By Ticia Messing, Gillian Adams Verified
| lorehaven.com
Andrew K. Johnston’s debut story The Lost Chick lopes out of the barnyard gates to begin the new Adventures of Bo and Mr. Quillery series. fantasy for all early readers, boys, girls Bo and Mr. Quillen are sheriffs watching over the animals of Riverdell, and today they must crack the mystery of Mrs. Hen’s lost young’un. Andrew K. Johnston’s debut story The Lost Chick lopes out of the barnyard gates to begin the new Adventures of Bo and Mr. Quillery series.
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297. Should Christian Fantasy Stories Force Religious Allegories?

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By Gillian Adams Verified
| Fantastical Truth
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:04:37 — 60.5MB) | Embed Allegories. Christians love allegories! That’s a story element of having a person, place, or thing meant a a direct picture of something else, like Jesus or moral virtues. Some people think Jesus did this in parables, or C.S. Lewis did this with Narnia. Others point to Pilgrim’s Progress as a prime example.
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