Jack Chick’s Vision of the World Was a Fear-Filled Caricature
Jack Chick’s tracts don’t challenge readers to love their neighbors, but instead, provide a refuge for those who want to bunker down in fear.
Jack Chick’s tracts don’t challenge readers to love their neighbors, but instead, provide a refuge for those who want to bunker down in fear.
Modesty is not a dress code. It is a spiritual posture.
Fiction does not allow us to ignore reality; rather, it is a tool for the wise, the desperate, and the bewildered.
The first step in overcoming the exhaustion of politics is to subvert the game and refuse any kind of engagement with propaganda that reduces a person to a pawn.
The resurrection is not in the feelings or the romance; it’s in the ordinary faithfulness of everyday life.
We wander on a bizarre journey, unsure of what, exactly, we are searching for, and then, Christmas.
Declutter your life in the new year: having fewer possessions can lead to finding greater joy in what you have.
Evangelical Christians would do well to stop and listen, really listen, as Oprah has modeled so well for us.
We can pretend that bodies are shrines to our youth, but they are better considered as places. They can be havens and homes. They can be agents of mercy. But what they aren’t meant to be is preserved.
Can romantic love be manufactured by the scientific process?
Embracing the Ordinary in a Cyberworld of Extraordinary
My concern with Emily is what will happen to her when she realizes that she is a mother, and that she has failed.
Humanity always bleeds through, even online.
‘Parenthood’ is mercilessly exact in its rendering of the wreckage that occurs when families fail to love each other well.
Reality shows like ‘Sixteen and Pregnant’ dehumanize their subjects.
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