Stephen King admits that Pet Sematary may be the most frightening work he’s ever written. Maybe that’s why it’s so complex theologically; both the 1989 film and the 1983 book upon which it is based have lots to say about theology and place, idols, icons, iconoclasm, and (of course) resurrection. The conversation we can have … Continue reading A Theological Conversation with Pet Sematary (1989)
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A Theological Conversation with Pet Sematary (1989)
Stephen King admits that Pet Sematary may be the most frightening work he’s ever written. Maybe that’s why it’s so complex theologically; both the 1989 film and the 1983 book upon which it is based have lots to say about theology and place, idols, icons, iconoclasm, and (of course) resurrection. The conversation we can have … Continue reading A Theological Conversation with Pet Sematary (1989)