Christ and Pop Culture
“Hollywood only wants money.” “Superheroes glorify violence.” Among these super-criticisms, don’t miss God’s common graces. Read more
“Hollywood only wants money.” “Superheroes glorify violence.” Among these super-criticisms, don’t miss God’s common graces. Read more
The following originally appeared in in Issue #5 of the Christ and Pop Culture Magazine and is an example of the kind of high-quality exclusive features that are unique to that format. For more features like this, download our app for iPad and iPhone from Apple’s App Store.After a one-week free trial, you’ll receive two issues a month and 24 issues a year for only $2.99 for a monthly subscription or $29.99 yearly. New issues are made available every other week. More... Read more
Joy Williams and John Paul White are one of the most surprisingly popular bands of the last few years. Undeniably talented songwriters whose sound has an almost Victorian, nostalgic aesthetic, the Civil Wars’ music is heartbreakingly melancholy and romantic. And that sound won them unexpected popularity, Grammys, and critical acclaim. However sad their music might be, no one expected the full-fledged hiatus and tour cancellation following their success due to “irreconcilable differences.” But, you know, it happens. Bands split up... Read more
Many assume that mental illness is an objective phenomenon, isolated within individual bodies that behave in abnormal ways...but it just isn't that simple. Read more
The internet’s been aflutter lately with a lot of talk about anger, tone-policing, ‘hate-watching‘, and the church. In the midst of it all, Elizabeth Esther wrote a very poignant, honest reflection on the way real, understandable anger at evil can lead down an exhausting road, where the weapons that were used against her, she began to use against others. It’s worth checking out. Read more
How we talk to children matters. Read more
As the “nones” rise, the nuns decline. So it goes in America, where an increasingly irreligious culture seems intent on dropping the cloister like a bad habit. A new VICE Magazine piece describes the plight of American nuns in some detail, focusing on a handful of elderly sisters who live together in a nursing home after the shuttering of their nearby convents. Their unhappy story is important for those who wonder about the future of religious orders in the U.S. Read more
"Science is really no closer to solving the age-old question of the soul than it was hundreds of years ago." Read more
In this issue of CaPCMag, we confront our insistence to overuse and abuse the stuff in our lives. In two exclusive features available only in the iPad and iPhone app we you’ll find out the secret to moderating knowledge and read about the challenge of addiction in the church. To read these fantastic articles, make sure you download and subscribe now! (there’s a free trial if you’re uncertain. You’ll love it though, so it’s kinda redundant.) In his cover feature, David Dunham speaks from... Read more
As the English Prime Minister orders blocks to household access to internet pornography, Russell Moore, newly appointed President of the Southern Baptist Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, urges Christians to block it from their eyes, minds, and hearts. Pornography erodes marriages, undermines human dignity, and counteracts healthy sensuality. God designed your sexuality for more; read why here. Read more
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