Exorcising Christian Culture

if you're looking for a solid read/listen into the history of Horror and how Horror and Christianity are connected, give this book a try.

if you don't think Christians should be involved with, or consume, horror, I especially think you should check it out. just try and remember to keep an open mind.

I'd say that, at it's heart, this book is a short study on the state of Christian culture, comparing and contrasting modern, "family friendly" Christianity with the Christianity that brought us The Sistine Chapel, Michelangelo's David, and yes even Bram Stoker's Dracula.

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A thought provoking read

I really wasn’t sure what to think about this book at first, but now that I have listened to it I’m really impressed at how well the case was argued. It gave me a lot to think about and honestly I agree with him.

Our culture has softened the gore and horror that is death, hell, and the eternal separation from God. We need to have the dark to even be able to recognize the light.

This is a profound book and I’m so glad that I got it and read it.

5 Stars.

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Short but powerful defense of a sadly obscure gere

This may be a short read but it's packed with valuable information. If you are looking for a resource to help you present a case countering the popular narrative that Christians shouldn't be involved with any horror this book is a valuable reference and overview.

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Excellent explanations and views

I was provided this review copy audiobook in exchange for an honest review and have voluntarily left this review.

I found this an excellent and very interesting listen. As a fan of horror and several of the authors that were mentioned I was delighted with the views given. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in a great number of things. Horror, history. religion.

I found this five stars all around. Great listen!