Occupied Reveals the Difficulty of Doing Good in a World That Refuses to Define It
In this controversial Norwegian TV series, deception and conflict go hand in hand.
In this controversial Norwegian TV series, deception and conflict go hand in hand.
What do we do with our imperfect virtue, our guilt, our pathetic attempts at love?
Arrival paints a clear picture of how important language is to forming and sustaining societies.
The first step in creating a healthy atmosphere for survivors and recovering offenders is to focus our empathy on the survivors.
Why go out into the wilderness if not to meet God-The-Consuming-Fire, hands outstretched to toast marshmallows over His light and warmth?
The tragedy of lost childhoods can be redeemed and the wistfulness we sometimes feel over the past is an intimation and foretaste of a future of healing and joy and restoration.
It is difficult to think about loving a child again who isn’t legally mine, because my heart doesn’t know the difference.
“We go to the movies and read books with a pre-approved ideology and plot already in mind. It’s like going to a get-together hoping to meet only ourselves.”
The Goldfinch movingly illustrates the human craving for beauty, the innate longing for transcendence.
I’ve been disheartened by the judgments I’ve lorded over my children, even if only in my mind.
Number 6: Addie Zierman describes her journey from the center of Christian Culture to outskirts and back again, a path that mirrors Knapp’s own journey.
“Gangnam Style” presents itself to us as a valuable cultural barometer, a textual window into our world.
Modern cinematic works of science fiction try to imitate the message of Metropolis, showing the resourcefulness of humanity to solve its own problems, many of which it also created.
“Rap is bridging the gap between two different worlds and is accomplishing more gospel unity than possibly any other artistic effort the church pursues.”
According to guest writer, Lore Ferguson, Jesus Feminist is not the tired story of a woman raised in patriarchy and conservative theology who threw off her shackles after a theological awakening.
Guest Contributor Esther O’Reilly explains how Steve McQueen found his true self later in life.
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