What is considered Christian fiction?

Yes, Narnia is often regarded as Christian fiction. The themes and symbols throughout the series have strong Christian undertones.

Fiction becomes excessively Christian when it primarily focuses on preaching and promoting religious dogma at the expense of a well-developed narrative and diverse character exploration. A balance is lost, and the story becomes more about religion than the fictional world and its inhabitants.

No. Christian teachings typically uphold moral and ethical standards that do not align with the idea of 'erotic' in the context of literature. The Bible contains many passages that encourage believers to focus on spiritual and moral growth, and erotic content is seen as a distraction from these goals. It can also be seen as objectifying people in a way that is contrary to the Christian view of the dignity of all individuals.

Kate Morton's fiction isn't typically classified as Christian fiction. Her stories tend to focus more on human relationships, history, and mystery rather than being centered around Christian themes and doctrines.

I'm not sure. It depends on the themes and content of his specific works. Some might have elements that could be classified as such, while others might not.

Well, one reason could be that the religious aspects might be presented in a way that feels forced or preachy. Also, the plots and characters might lack depth and complexity for some readers.

Yes, 'A Wrinkle in Time' can be considered Christian science fiction. It contains elements that are in line with Christian values, such as the battle between good and evil. The idea of a higher power guiding the characters through their journey is also present. For example, the 'Mrs. Ws' can be seen as somewhat angel - like figures, guiding Meg and her friends on their quest.

It's a bit of a gray area. While it has some themes that could be associated with Christianity, it's not a straightforward Christian science fiction. The story focuses more on adventure and discovery with underlying spiritual undertones.

Yes. Jan Karon is widely regarded as a Christian fiction author. Her works frequently feature church communities, characters' spiritual journeys, and the influence of faith on their lives. This consistent focus on Christian elements earns her the classification of writing Christian fiction.

No, typically wings of fire dragons wouldn't be considered Christian fiction. It's more likely to fall into the fantasy or adventure genres.