Ashes to Ashes, Code to Code: Tilly Norwood’s Empty Perfection

We don’t have to strive towards an AI-generated perfection. Instead, we can glory in our flawed, unfiltered selves.

If Pixar’s Hoppers Is Propaganda, Then Maybe It’s Propaganda We Need to Hear

God called humanity to govern nature, but Pixar’s latest reminds us that it’s challenging to govern that which we do not love.

Grace Invites Inspiration: The Courage of Sandman’s Muse

True inspiration must be free because it must be an act of love and not coercion.

King Kong Died for Our Sins: Why Unexpected Christ Figures Matter

Fiction—whether in novel, TV, or movie form—is filled with unexpected, almost scandalous, Christ figures.

Sin and Shame in KPop Demon Hunters

Echoes of eternal truth are likely a part of why Netflix’s film resonates with audiences around the world.

Death is Always Brutal: Reflections on Clair Obscur Expedition 33

Death is always brutal. Death is always violent. There is no glossing over this reality.