They've chose to err
"on the side of inclusivity rather than doctrinal purity, in large part in order to encourage discussion of the subject from a more literary than doctrinal point of view. We are interested in how Christians of every stripe deal with religious (and secular) themes in fictional works, and will therefore likely, then draw a larger circle than some others would tolerate"
which, in my opinion, makes for some fascinating discussion.
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