On the Other Hand: The Organizing Power of the Internet
“…the other effect of the internet is that people who used to have dumb ideas that never came to fruition can now make them a reality.”
“…the other effect of the internet is that people who used to have dumb ideas that never came to fruition can now make them a reality.”
Renaming our easter eggs isn’t the worst thing that the world can do to us.
No life-size replica is going to help anyone stomach the most difficult of biblical stories.
Our favorite pop culture finds from across the internet.
Why should you care about yet another fantasy series? Jason Morehead explains why the upcoming HBO series is different.
“I found myself growing increasingly fond of my Minecraft home and all the feelings I associated with it: safety, security, friendship, productivity, and peace.”
Is it possible to reconcile God’s desire for all to be saved with the concept of hell? Two friends discuss Chapter 4 of Love Wins.
Think you’ve got what it takes to write for Christ and Pop Culture?
“. . . when you play with people you know, you find that there is more license to get creative with the world and even the story of the game that you are creating with them.”
It may have been for a good cause, but did two of the nicest comedians on television go too far?
If we want to fight abortion, we first have to love those who seek them.
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