Here is my review of this interesting website:
First of all, it's been a long time since I've read Dragon magazine. In fact, I'm not sure I ever read it. I was always too enthralled with Boris Vallejo's artwork to bother with the words. Besides, I was only making a less than half-hearted attempt to play Dungeons and Dragons, so it's not like I would have really benefitted from the information in the magazine. But those memories are what flooded my mind when I learned that this month's CSFF Tour stop would be "Digital Dragon", a monthly online magazine that made it's debut in July 2009.
This online sci-fi mag is a different story - several different stories, in fact. The site contains standalone stories, a book review, and a work of serial fiction. Back issues reveal epic poetry, editorial articles and credit for some nice cover art - perhaps one day, a budding Boris will appear? "Digital Dragon" promises to become a wonderful showcase for speculative fiction work. I doubt I'll be submitting anything, but I will definitely recommend it to anyone I meet who is interested in writing Christian Sci-Fi and Fantasy.
Two chapters on Mystery, Babylon. She is the great whore. She rides the beast. She is the mother of harlots. She is clothed in purple, scarlet and gold. She reigns over kings of the earth. She is caressed by the world. She is sustained by the dragon (Satan). Chuck reminds us that the church of Thyatira is promised to go through the tribulation. This is how. If you recall the earlier lessons, the church of Thyatira was called the Medieval Church. Mystery, Babylon isn’t the beast, but she rides the beast. There are ten clues in chapter 17 regarding her identity: she’s a prostitute; she has universal influence all over the world; she is seated upon the beast; she is expensively adorned and outwardly attractive; she’s a utensil in God’s service but a counterfeit; she’s a mystery linked with the Babylon of Nimrod; she’s the mother of prostitutes who has spiritual offspring; she’s a persecutor of Christians...
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