Christ and Pop Culture
"It's good to ask how this shift is changing the nature of customer service, as well as the relationship between companies and customers." Read more
"It's good to ask how this shift is changing the nature of customer service, as well as the relationship between companies and customers." Read more
"Using Facebook is one key way that I see His hand at work in the world and in the lives of people I know." Read more
"In time, bondage becomes familiar, a known captor, and freedom looms unknown and scary." Read more
According to guest contributor Amber Forcey, a good man is hard to find - even one from way back when. Read more
Last weekend, the first ever Christian Fashion Week (CFW) was held in Tampa, Florida. Attendees could expect modest clothing collections, a women’s only swimwear show, and gift bags filled with bibles. Held concurrently with the venerated New York Fashion Week, organizer Jose Gomez hoped to “do something to make New York jealous” and “really wanted quality represented.” The merits of creating Christian subcultures within literature, art, music, and film have been endlessly debated. And although I’m wary of creating yet... Read more
When it was time for the summer Olympics last year, I was most looking forward to the Track and Field competitions. I’m a newbie runner, who, at the time, was in the midst of training for my second half marathon. Summer is a hard time to train, but I saw something at the Olympics that gave me some encouragement: a double amputee, Oscar Pistorius, running hard alongside athletes with all of their legs. Running is hard, exhausting work, and I... Read more
American Music has never, ever, ever had a racial monopoly. Even though in the last few decades the media has reinforced the idea that Rap is “Black music” and Country is “White music”. Not too many folks would come right out and say that (“What about Emeniem and Darius Rucker?!” They might say…), but it’s a signature American unspoken norm. However, nothing could be farther from the truth. “White” Rock & Roll would be nonexistent without the Blues and the... Read more
The following are actual search terms people typed into Google (Yahoo?) which directed them to CaPC. In most cases they didn’t find the answer they were looking for on our site.FSQ is an attempt to remedy this problem by answering some of the most (de)pressing questions sent to us through search terms. This week’s theme is sports! Q 1. John Piper signed my Bible +10 Piety, -50 KJVOnlyism Persuasion. Q 2. Nakedgrils? Contemporary American Adolescent slang for “smiling.” Origin: Indo-european, from “naked” meaning “revealed”... Read more
"Hollywood loves a good disaster movie, but only if they can cast certain stars, ones that look and act like the majority of the Western audience they are trying to reach." Read more
My jaw hit the floor when I first read about horse DNA found in certain beef products in Europe. Well, at least they know now and are hopefully going to make some changes, I thought. And then, not many days later, a few more headlines appeared about more horse DNA found in other beef patties. It came as a serious shock when Burger King admitted to discovering horse DNA in their beef patties. The company was using the beef supplier... Read more
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