This week The Golden State Warriors, ‘Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ and ‘Zootopia’ duke it out for the 8th spot on CaPC’s Top 25 things in Pop Culture for 2016.
If you identify the new rules of ‘Batman v Superman,’ prepare to see its heroes as people, and stay open to themes that aim high, you may find the film soars.
How are you different from an automaton like Microsoft’s Tay, fellow brain owner?
Defining yourself is as dangerous as living by other people’s definitions
Tyler and Drew chat with Chad Ashby about his recent article, “Socialism’s Lonely Eden.”
‘Murder, She Wrote’ sleuth, Jessica Fletcher, subscribes to a higher law, and chooses to live accordingly. She only hopes you will do the same.
In the wake of acts of terrorism, Christians have an opportunity to choose love even as we are confronted with a climate of fear.
The humble brag is something everyone has experienced. Is it a symptom of humanity’s depravity? Or do we look at humility the wrong way?
In ‘Tom Clancy’s The Division’, I learned that listening to stories unrelated to my own offer meaning and purpose previously hidden.
There is something in ‘The Bachelor’ that resonates with the heart of every one of us.
Jesus movies are popular during the Holy Week. Wade and Kevin revisit some of the most iconic movies featuring Jesus including the new film, ‘Risen’.
Loyalists to each side would claim their hero has the advantage. Superman has the death-vision and incomparable strength. Batman has the utility belt.
The church can learn from the way Stephen Colbert models earnest dialogue.
The 7th spot on the 2016 Top 25 list of the most important things in Pop Culture is between ‘The Force Awakens’, ‘Better Caul Saul’ and ‘Making a Murderer’
What’s almost as striking as the public hunger for violation is how genuinely celebrities like Hulk Hogan seem to feel violated when these videos are published.
Through the humble act of foot-washing, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood pointed the way toward racial reconciliation.
Fellow Christ and Pop Culture member Doug Bursch has a new book out titled Community of God: A Theology of the Church from a Reluctant Pastor. Here’s the Amazon info:
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