Richard Matcham

Be Afraid

Arts & Literature

“The bold plan in this book is to bring together the horror genre of popular culture and Christian theology, in such a way as to draw out an insightful conversation between the two. We live in a complex, violent, and confused world that swings between extremes of multiple and competing ideologies. . . . Haward interprets ‘horror’ theologically and shows, therefore, how this genre is indeed rich pickings for discovering theological insight to ‘see beyond’ the cultural impasse.”