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Fisking Catholic Fiction

Posted on June 3, 2015 by Declan Finn

Sometimes, I love my fellow Catholics. And sometimes, they are brain-dead stupid. If you look at this article from CatholicFiction.net, you’ll see this great example of brain death. Science fiction has also been derelict in its duty. Who does science … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, Fiction, Fisks, Science Fiction | Tagged 20000 Leagues Under the Sea, Arthur C. Clarke, Babylon 5, Baen Books, C. S. Lewis, CatholicFiction.Net, Cedar Sanderson, Childhood's End, Cold War, Daniella Bova, David Weber, Doctor Who, Douglas Adams, Farscape, Fermi Paradox, Girl Genius, H. G. Wells, J. Michael Straczynski, John Ringo, Karina Fabian, Kia Heavey, Larry Correia, Last and First Men, Materialism, Nito Gnoci, Olaf Stapledon, Right Fans, Robert Heinlein, Rod Serling, Scientism, Star Trek, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Voyager, Terminator, The Matrix, The Time Machine, The Twilight Zone, Timothy Zahn, Tuscany Press, VR Troopers, VR-5, World War III | 8 Comments

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