CAPC’s Most Popular Articles of 2023

This discovery of getting to know someone and liking her, rather than dismissing her out of hand is the real, overarching lesson of the film.

Gabrielle Zevin’s acclaimed novel contains a darker thread that highlights the problem with consent being the be-all and end-all of sexual relationships.

The categories of male/female and man/woman are simply too ancient and fundamental to be tampered with without consequences.

In Women Talking, we imagine, with female imagination, how much both men and women stand to lose when they are chained to systems that do not lead to human flourishing.

Good art should be made for our neighbors, and for God Himself—and God doesn’t need to be pandered to.

While many of women’s problems are age-old, what’s changed is the promise of a new solution: the promise of escaping womanhood by adopting a new identity.

For the Turtle, or anyone who has always been told what to do, losing that direction can be disorienting.

Christ and Pop Culture writers present their reflections on how Timothy Keller’s life and thought informed or shaped their own work.

Without tradition to protect us, our bodies become subject to the dynamics of the market.

Underneath Barbie’s hot pink text of third-wave feminism, there’s a juicy subtext that values female embodied experience.

Materialism mesmerizes us, as it does Loki, because it’s a way to place ourselves at the center of our own little universe composed of people and products that exist to serve us.

There’s no doubt that we live in a politically divisive era, and sadly, much of that division is driven by biblical interpretation.