God, Us, and Them – Part II: Ufology 101
Our aim is not to baptize the mythology of aliens, but to ask how Christian theology might responsibly interpret the discovery of non-human life.

Our aim is not to baptize the mythology of aliens, but to ask how Christian theology might responsibly interpret the discovery of non-human life.

Here’s what everyone was reading at Christ and Pop Culture in 2020.

It’s not really a mystery why people yearn to believe bizarre and dramatic tales of evil: the actual truth about evil is that it’s mundane, pervasive, and unfixable, at least to us mortals.

So, if Easter did coincide with an Anglo-Saxon feast to a goddess no one’s ever heard of—well, I mean, coincidences happen.

Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson discuss conspiracy theories and how social media fuels them.

On this sad day, when we all learn that the Time Cube is no more, remember: none of us is the Wisest Human.
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