I’m curious. What do you guys think is a healthy cultural diet? By that I mean: approximately how much time do you think should be spent in various mediums? And should we distinguish between genres?  For instance: How often should one read? Should one read non-fiction more than fiction? Should one impose a limit on reading or can you never read too much? What about the lesser-esteemed mediums: TV, Video Games, etc. Should one attempt to deliberately spend less time... Read more

How, you may ask, is it possible for a “film version” of the Book of Kells to remove all reference to Christianity, since the Book of Kells is an illuminated manuscript of the four gospels? It seems that the Irish animated film The Secret of Kells references none of the content of the gospels, so does it tell the story of the Irish monks who illustrated the book? Sort of . . . according to the Irish Times, “the film... Read more

As a general policy I just ignore Gawker and definately prefer not to link to it. But in a report that Bristol Palin and Levi Johnston have recently split-up, they make an excellent point: The New York Times also thinks this is a big story: the buttoned-down newspaper is carrying the Palin-Johnston breakup news on its website, via Reuters, via an anonymously-sourced article in People. Not that we object, but isn’t this the same paper that ignored an anonymously-sourced story... Read more

The Danger of Living in the Facebook Generation Read more

Here’s some great words on celebrity culture and how it’s slowly become a part of the Christian culture. Read more

Will you like MadWorld for the Nintendo Wii? Take this quiz and find out! But, in the words of the guy who wrote the quiz: “I should warn you that the quiz contains mature subject matter. And by “mature”, I mean “extremely juvenile”.” Fidgit’s exclusive “Will I Like MadWorld?” quiz Read more

Capcom to make fans wave severed limbs on a bridge for RE5. Uhm, yeah. That will go perfectly. Read more