I was interviewed by James Hardin and Marleah Vidal on The Ancient Way podcast.
We talked about my new novel Cruel Logic and how it relates to today’s world of woke violence growing in our culture.
But we also discuss the pathetic weakness of modern Christianity in countering unbelief, and how it can fall prey to woke manipulation.
Listen on Ancient Way website here
Join Strange O’Clock Podcast with Michael Basham and Jeralynn Peach, as they delve into the mind-bending world of ethics, morality, and the human psyche with world-renowned author and Hollywood scriptwriter, Brian Godawa.
In this gripping interview, they explore Godawa’s latest book, “Cruel Logic”, a pulse-pounding thriller where a serial killer challenges his victims to justify their right to live based on their philosophical ethics.
Brace yourself for a suspenseful and riveting journey from beginning to end, as they unravel the intricate web of the killer’s demands.
Get ready to question your own beliefs and delve into the dark depths of the human soul.
While many end timers are looking for the individual that might fulfill the antichrist man of sin prophecies, it’s important to consider the antichrist spirit and its consistent presence since the fall of man.
In contemporary America, it was the return of marxism in the form of “woke” culture that drove the American political divide into something unrecognizable and irreconcilable moving into the 2020’s.
But behind the movement are very weak and brittle philosophical pillars that do not hold up to critical thought, analysis, and real world situations.
But how does one even begin to understand how that might be?
Award winning author Brian Godawa does it through storytelling.
In this new “theological thriller,” Brian Godawa presents CRUEL LOGIC: The Philosopher Killer!
Could you defend your beliefs if your life depended on it? You’ll find out how the characters of Cruel Logic do when they face this very situation.
What an honor to be on Steve Deace’s show talking about my new novel, Cruel Logic: The Philosopher Killer.
My interview starts at 34:50
Steve wrote a book, A Nefarious Plot that was the basis of the movie, Nefarious, a must see horror film that has a very similar vibe to Cruel Logic.
So, he gets it.
You will too.
Here is what my interviewer, Doug Van Dorn wrote about this interview:
Acclaimed Author/Novelist/Script Writer Brian Godawa takes us into the heart and soul of his work.
With a vast and wildly popular catalog of writings that span everything from fiction book series to Hollywood films, Brian shares with us, everything from where he draws inspiration to how he manages his writing process.
A must-listen for fans of his work and for those who wish to discover new and quality, reality-based fictional literature!
If you’ve been bothered by how woke Hollywood has gotten, then don’t miss this discussion! In this video I chat with Hollywood filmmaker and author Brian Godawa, author of the brand new novel: Cruel Logic.
We chat about how Christians can tell better stories, whether or not sex and violence are appropriate in films, and Christians can get movies made in today’s anti-Christian culture. Check it out 🙂
I was on this new podcast with Nikola called Myths, Mysteries and Majesties.
We talk about my story as well as What is actually a myth? What is the role of imagination? What’s the ontological reality of other gods? Was polemics used as an apologetic tool in the Bible? How did the ancients see the universe being structured?
I was on the Mustard Seed Millennial talking about my novel Cruel Logic, but also my new movie My Son Hunter, a political satire about guess whose laptop?
Watch or Listen here on Spotify
I was on Bible Over Brews, an interesting collection of guys with different viewpoints, from Catholic to Protestant to Atheist.
We discussed my new novel, Cruel Logic.
It was so extensive, they broke it up into two parts.
Here they are:
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IS IT possible for a story to literally scare the Hell out of you?
Every era has had its stories of monsters, demons, and gods. Those tales can teach some supernatural truth—sometimes by accident.
That’s not to say that we can find the gospel in every tale of horror. But they are “reflections through a distorted lens of godless man.”
I join Derek Gilber’s podcast with Dr. Judd Burton (www.BurtonBeyond.net), author of Interview With the Giant, and Doug Van Dorn (www.douglasvandorn.com), author of Giants: Sons of the Gods, to discuss our favorite examples of horror that manage to teach us something about the spiritual conflict around us.