Reformation Cartoons And Martin Luther Insults: The Paul Cox Interview

Editor-in-chief Kyle Mann and creative director Ethan Nicolle talk to the man behind RefToons: Paul Cox! RefToons is a free-to-read webcomic, inspired by theology and church history. Paul is a freelance illustrator and cartoonist and has four chickens. 

Paul has previously co-authored and illustrated Pilgrims Progress: A Poetic Journey.

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Topics Discussed

• Paul’s story- who is he? How did he become a Christian?

• Ethan discovers Martin Luther’s insults and he’s like a kid on an airplane for the first time

• Wisconsin stuff and raising chickens

• The master Bill Watterson 

• Calvin & Hobbes, The Far Side, Garfield

• Discovering Michael Horton’s book Christless Christianity

• Problems in the church, unanswered questions, finding answers in expositional preaching and reformed church history

• Reformation theology 

• Love for the imminently quotable G.K. Chesterton

• Cancelled Christian Artists

• The second commandment forbidding images of the persons of the Trinity

• Paul has a Carman story!

• Paul’s new book collection RefToons Collection I which collects all of 2017-2019 and his Pilgrims Progress: A Poetic Journey

Mentioned on the podcast: Greg Koukl’s Stand To Reason Podcast.

Subscriber Portion (Begins at 00:43:04)

• Hot takes on some of the Reformed/Puritans:

  • Calvin

  • Luther

  • Beth Moore

  • John MacArthur

  • Huldrych Zwingli

  • Jonathan Edwards

  • John Piper

• More Martin Luther potty talk

• Tapping maple trees and other Wisconsin things

• Butterburgers and other fine cuisine

• Loony Toons

• Also Mentioned: R.C. Sproul’s What Is Reformed Theology?

 

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