Monthly Archives: December 2012

Christ and Pop Culture’s resident Illustrator, Seth Hahne, shares six must-read graphic novels from the past year.

“… Journey is a much quieter game that contains within it a deep sense of spiritual meaning and self-expression.”

“As Christians, it is imperative to consider, for our own families, our communities, and our world, what it means to live and care as neighbors within “the sandwich generation.””

It’s high time that football did a better job of recognizing the fact that punters are football players too.

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron, while far from 2011’s most popular game, was one of last year’s most important games.

The Christ and Pop Culture writers got together and hashed out our list of the best television we watched this year. Here’s what we came up with. (But watch out for spoilers.)

Beyond the obvious journalistic ethics at play in this tragedy, an event like this naturally causes us to wonder what we’d have done, had we been there.

It is arrogant to believe that purpose of the universe was to bring about carbon-based sentient lifeforms, i.e., us (human beings).

“But even if you’re not particularly fond of sushi (I’m not, myself), it’s nigh-impossible not to be inspired by Jiro’s dedication to his craft.”

“If a woman doesn’t want to be seen as a sexual object in everyday life, then special care should be taken when purchasing certain items and where these items are worn.”

“God tames us, drawing us into an embrace that asserts at once our uniqueness and our place in a grand cosmic scheme.”

“Our gender expression can be a beautiful and significant part of our selves, but it is not totalizing and never subsumes the spiritual beings we are in Christ.”