Peretti being one of them. I would commend James B. Huggins, a Christian who is an author rather than simply a slap-dash artist who specializes in spreading a thin skin of Christianity over the skeleton of a secular plot. Va. Remarkable author I enjoyed your cover story on Frank Peretti. Ross Cody, Wyom. We're the ones Mr. Peretti's critique of Christian fiction echoes a call I have heard for a few years.
Christians ought to be the ones who create the greatest art.
We are the servants of the one, true God who created our wonderful, complex universe. We are the ones called to imitate him and to work as he works. Christians must pursue artistic excellence because our Lord who is perfect calls us to imitate him. Portofino was the funniest novel I have read and was a breath of fresh air in the pathetic Christian fiction genre. In the same edition, you devote five pages to Frank Peretti.