Monthly Archives: January 2012

It’s a kind of mystery novel, so you are tempted to figure out the puzzle that leaves the novel’s central character flummoxed.

Newsweek is smart to capitalize on the popularity of Mad Men

“The common man in popular discourse is not used to our in-house equations of” Jesus and religion.

Have you heard about the law proposed to regulate the Internet? We’re against it.

“It’s not the knowledge of the baby’s sex that is problematic for me, it’s why we want it and what we do with it—and those motivations can be as mysterious and varied as individuals”

CaPC’s illustrator, Seth Hahne, shares his favorite examples of a burgeoning medium.

C418’s soundtrack paints a picture of an intriguing and wonder-filled environment.

“Instead of trying to cloak ourselves in the latest trend, we ought to be busy putting on the garb of holiness.”

“Perhaps the film relies too much on the extremes, gadgetry, and cool edginess to keep us involved in a story that offers little beneath the surface.”

“…the world doesn’t suffer from a lack of villains. In fact, it has too many.”

“…make sure you aren’t counting on an external fix for an internal issue.”

Kirk takes a look “at the weird world of meme in 2011” and finds some method to our meme madness.

Sometimes, we watch television. And honestly, sometimes it’s pretty darn good.

“The fact that Skyrim broke me of my anti-grinding ways is a tremendous compliment to the world that Todd Howard and his team at Bethesda have created.”

“Too often Christians call for more character and better values in leaders, but they get just as caught up in the mud-slinging as anyone else.”

“When the worldly government does not favor our moral system, we take it as an attack on us, rather than a sign of the Church’s failure.”