Z Nation: Redemption isn't what you think
Zombies, Calvinism, and what it means to be Saved
In the wreckage of America, a blue-skinned convict becomes humanity's unlikely messiah.
When SyFy launched Z Nation in 2014, viewers dismissed it as just another zombie show – this time with a sense of humor. But beneath the slapstick lurks something far more profound: an apocalyptic meditation on divine election, human depravity, and the possibility of redemption.
What if this pulpy horror series accidentally created the most intriguing exploration of Calvinist theology on television?
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