Monthly Archives: August 2016

For me, the magic of Harry Potter was not simply the story printed on the page; it was the countless ones that weren’t.

Many evangelicals consider themselves to be in danger of persecution, with Trump offering their best hope; many secular Americans see things differently.

Swimmer Lilly King claims to be the good American Olympian in the face of the Russian doping scandal, but the truth of the matter is more complicated.

Suicide Squad isn’t interested in using its potentially fascinating antiheroes as anything more than props for an often vexingly short show.

Every two years we are overcome with Olympic fever, watching the best of the best from around the world competing for a coveted spot on the podium.

It is incredibly mysterious how human minds can understand the universe to the degree that we do.

Stranger Things contrasts the ordinary with the extraordinary, the normal with the supernatural, and the mundane with the unexpected.

Wade and Kevin review ‘The Fits’ and ‘Jason Bourne’ this week on Seeing & Believing.

It is good, therefore, to see the big picture and consider how our faith might have been woven with some threads of heresy.

ABZÛ’s unfamiliarity emphasizes a deeper wonder behind beauty that we seldom acknowledge in our lives, much less in our games.

Chance the Rapper’s Coloring Book, Dark Souls 3, and Firewatch are all up for nomination on this weeks episode of The 25 where political incorrectness and falsehoods abound this week.

We want to believe that our presidential choice shares our values when it comes to future generations, however unlikely that is in reality.

Country star Miranda Lambert gives us insight into sexual freedom for women: does it mean behaving as badly as men?

Crawford W. Loritts Jr.’s Unshaken: Real Faith in Our Faithful God is available free to CaPC members this month.

The only way we can reckon with the evil in the world is to find ways to bear the risk and pain together.