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C.D. Hulen

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C. D. Hulen is a writer, actor, and the author of the new science fiction novel Abort. A lifelong storyteller, C. D. spent nearly a decade honing his skills in creative writing and now focuses on stories and characters which convey challenging themes relevant to the state of our society. When he is not writing, C. D. Hulen enjoys his family, musical theatre and experiencing the beauty and transformative power of the gospel.

Average rating: 4.17 · 75 ratings · 44 reviews · 3 distinct worksSimilar authors
Abort

4.23 avg rating — 60 ratings — published 2021 — 3 editions
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The Brethren Rise (The Drea...

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Scythe by Neal Shusterman
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I read for research into the genre. An average read. I found the twists and turns clever, and appreciated the author's thoughtfulness, but a few points felt underdeveloped. Namely, the world felt too 21st century, the character arcs felt unbeli
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Read for research into the sci fi market and the treatment of immortality and though there were a few moments that shone through, it really could have been stronger. Can't recommend. ...more
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The Consolation of Philosophy by Boethius
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A lot of wisdom in this book that has had such a tremendous impact on western thought. Though I must be honest, I would much prefer the consolation of theology.
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“Truth does not depend upon you to believe it.”
C.D. Hulen, Abort

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“Truth does not depend upon you to believe it.”
C.D. Hulen, Abort

“When we come to see that it was no mere man who suffered on Calvary but the Lord of Glory, then we shall be willing to say that one drop of the precious blood of Jesus is of more value, for our own salvation and for the hope of society, than all the rivers of blood that have flowed upon the battlefields of history.”
J. Gresham Machen, Christianity and Liberalism

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