Christ and Pop Culture
A darkness and sense of tragedy lurk on Doctor Who's edges, ready to storm in without warning. Read more
A darkness and sense of tragedy lurk on Doctor Who's edges, ready to storm in without warning. Read more
"There needs to be a collective and sustained effort by women and men to address the truth of inequity that is still played out in our cultural values and institutions." Read more
The Pope's high profile remarks teach us that there is a reason we remain a reformation people. Read more
"Our goal is to equip you for the task of cultural discernment, not necessarily to do it for you." Read more
"Hype is an ever-present feature of music these days, and CHVRCHES have certainly put it to good use." Read more
When their daughter’s wedding was called off, this Atlanta family made the best of a bad situation. They turned the wedding reception into a gathering for 200 of the city’s homeless in what they’re calling the “First Annual Fowler Family Celebration of Love.” They plan to continue sponsoring the event annually. Read more
I have probably seen every episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show at least five times; it was such delightfully pure comedy that I feel spoiled for most other sitcoms since. Elsewhere at Eidos, John Mark Reynolds has a nice little tribute to the series and some interesting (and not unqualified) reasons why Christians might consider it. Read more
"Like a husband and wife constantly on the lookout for signs of offense in the other, our leaders have stopped viewing each other as neighbors. Instead, they are seeing each other as enemies to be defeated." Read more
"It would be a mistake to assume that any good that comes from the final episode is predicated on Walt’s goodness, as if undeserved instances of goodness didn’t happen in spite of ourselves all of the time." Read more
Are we unhappy because life failed us or because our expectations set us up to fail? Read more
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