Our Thoughts

While we don’t normally dig much further into the faith of authors outside of determining whether or not they are Christian authors writing a Christian story (not the case here), this one is a bit interesting. Angel Studios recently started producing an animated show version of the Tuttle Twins. Since nearly everyone associates Angel Studios with the extremely popular “The Chosen” (not to mention the studio’s name itself), most people will assume that the content they produce is Christian. That is not the case (see more on the show below in the Plugged In review and the same for the books at the Redeemed Reader review). This show and book are clean and many people would be happy to find a kid-focused way to share deeper political topics, but do we need to do it in a way that leaves faith nearly completely out of the picture? Should we support Angel Studio when they make content that leaves the Creator, the Creator of the angels they name themselves after, out of the story? We love the idea of getting kids thinking about things many never even think to question (for example being pro-homeschooling in this book of the series), but there are likely much more Christ-focused ways of doing it. If you do decide to use them as an educational tool then you should be committed to reading them as well and having follow-up conversations that bring your Christian faith in to complete the story from a biblical perspective.