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Old 07-08-2013, 03:24 PM   #91
bill_mchale
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Christian fiction is a red flag for me (except for novels based on Biblical history, which is a bit of a hobby. And, of course, doesn't count as Christian because most of them are Old Testament).
By Christian fiction, are you referring to the genre or anything written where Christian themes are portrayed positively. If the former, I agree with you, if the latter, you are cutting out an awful lot of great novels. Brideshead Revisited, the Power and the Glory, The Moviegoer, Les Miserables, etc.

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Pirates. I refuse, absolutely, to read a book with pirates in it. Unless they are being successfully hunted down by the lawful authorities.
So lawful authorities always equals good guy?

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Anything where the heroine gets pregnant by accident, set after the 1960s. Contraception, ladies. Any woman who doesn't respect herself enough to take precautions gets no respect from me.
What if the precautions fail? It does happen... more often than most people realize I expect.

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