Where Faith fights like a superhero: Inside San Diego Comic-Con's 'small' but mighty booths
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Christian Comic Arts Society's Ralph Miley and Eric Jansen sat down with Fox News Digital at San Diego Comic-Con 2022 to talk God, art and how they're bringing both together.
"People have this idea of who Christians are and what they're all about… well, we're just like anybody else," Ralph Miley of the Christian Comic Arts Society
Miley, a pastor, described getting to do the work of God through art as his "calling," adding that comics like his under New Creation has become a sort of alternative subgenre — underscoring a perversive stigma surrounding Christians throughout a multitude of creative media that has existed for some decades now."When you talk about alternative press, what’s more alternative than when you share the Gospel?""But because we love comic books, it kinda softens the impact when we start sharing the Gospel, because that’s what we’re about: We’re here to shine the light of Christ, to try to bring people to get curious," Miley explained."People have this idea of who Christians are and what they’re all about, but then when they see us here, and we have such a long track record here, they’re like, ‘Oh, they’re not so bad.’ Well, we're just like anybody else," Miley said.
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