“Doubt” Articles

Octopath Traveler 2’s compassionate focus on Temenos’s doubt traces out the struggle of a man who has lost much through suffering, finding his path forward to the light.

Strange Negotiations peels the curtain back to show the emotional and relational cost that this seemingly successful business model extracted from David Bazan. 

Underoath and Emery both reveal what doubt, addiction, and perhaps even abandonment could feel like.

Did Mister Rogers die with his hope intact? Is hope itself fragile? Can it withstand life in America today?

Bazan is one of the few songwriters who reminds us that religion, as experienced in daily life, is a journey of faith.

Boss Fight Books is a quirky, charming series that weaves together journalism, criticism, game theory, and often a heavy dose of memoir.

U2’s POP is about faith’s fragility amidst the noise, confusion, and chaos that come when you realize your ideology isn’t going to change the world.

When we find ourselves in a period of limbo, needing to wait, we may reframe our situations to make us feel in control, but the truth is, we’re powerless.

Deliverance & Doubt by South of Royal is a clean collection of synth-pop/rock songs with catchy hooks that would feel at home on any new Hillsong or Coldplay album.

Michel Faber’s science fiction novel, The Book of Strange New Things, dramatizes profound gulf between its characters and between God and humanity.

In ‘Dark Souls’ as in life, if we linger by the fireside, our embers become ash.

Mitch Stokes’ ‘How to Be an Atheist’ shows the work of the worldview of a skeptic.

‘Silence’ is not, perhaps, a novel that instills faith—but it is a novel that creates enough doubts to allow our faith to take a new shape

“The film ultimately believes in doubt, thus robbing both belief and doubt of their potency.”

Carissa Smith examines how the modern parable, “Doubt” challenges postmodern believers.