Episode

Does Tragedy Belong in Christian Art?

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Artists of the Way
Published
Apr 3, 2026
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5283
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Summary

In this episode Jon and Nate debate the question, does tragedy belong in Christian art? They weigh what good we may get from a story with such darkness, or if the risks and results of such things aren't worth it for a follower of Christ.