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What in the world is Christian fiction? 
Examiner.com | Tue, Jun 16
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From Dead Heat by Joel Rosenberg to The Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis, Christian fiction runs the gamut from fantasy to thriller to romance to historical fiction. But, what really defines Christian fiction? Christian publishers keep the definition ...
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