The Moviegoer: A History of Driving
“Drive is…primarily…style over substance. And, yet, it is by virtue of its style that the film is more character-driven than are the standard-fare action flicks.”
“Drive is…primarily…style over substance. And, yet, it is by virtue of its style that the film is more character-driven than are the standard-fare action flicks.”
“But we should remind ourselves that his “long line of statements” exists in the first place because people love demagogues. We all want a king.”
“We are all in different phases of our lives and it would do us a great favor to be okay with that.”
According to Crouch, changing culture isn’t about huge crowds, but small dedicated circles.
“. . . the more heavily a game relies on story, the more careful that game should be in raising the bar when it comes to skill.”
“Is bi-partisanship and compromise an inherently good thing?”
Guest writer, Brad Williams struggles with accepting and loving his unlawful neighbors.
“Rather than emphasize unity and equality before Christ, the song emphasizes the dramatic difference between the band and the church.”
“We’re all faith births, because no test, no matter how sophisticated, can predict who or what we become.”
While one CaPC writer claims Ron Paul should be taken seriously as a presidential candidate, another begs to differ.
The only CaPC post about politics, videogames, sexism, bible translation and cosmology all at once. Ever.
“Messaging like this is not innocuous…”
“This is the horror of epidemic disasters: their seeming purposelessness. There is no apparent enemy to blame. Victims are claimed with no rhyme or reason. Truly, this kind of deathly indifference is horror personified.”
“It’s not that we think too highly of music at the expense of our sanctification, it’s that we don’t think highly enough of it …”
“The nostalgic imagery is definitely pushed to the forefront of the song thematically, but the song’s use of the term ‘video games’ is undoubtedly contemporary and speaks of issues our culture is dealing with today.”
“… games like Battlefield play like just another shooter where war is fun. To me that is more tragic than what Battlefield is “shielding” the player from.”
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