“Stories once gave us moral clarity,” observed Jenna Ellis, senior policy advisor with AFA Action and national radio host of “Jenna Ellis in the Morning.”
In her Christian Post op-ed, “Why Do We Empathize With Villains Now?” Ellis writes:
“There are heroes and villains in stories, real and fictional, and the difference was plain: villains do evil based on human conditions of greed, jealousy, betrayal, and selfishness; heroes choose good in spite of the evil and brokenness in the world and their own pain.”
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