“Panel Discussion” Articles

The decades-long struggle between Richards and Doom is a picture of our struggle with God.

Tom King is giving us, through The Vision’s storyline, an opportunity to consider how the pursuit of our dreams could result in the destruction of our deepest values and convictions.

Can we live a life for the sake of Christ and the kingdom of God without carrying any regrets about the consequences down the road?

We’d like to think we can save ourselves and our society. But we can’t.

The pursuit of holiness in our everyday lives is thwarted because we identify ourselves by our sins.

The lightheartedness in a comic book tells us of the more complete and lasting lifting of our burdens when Christ comes again and makes all things new.

I believe that the only hope and light for our broken and hurting world is the God who does whatever he wants.

Fear, when it is ultimate in life, clouds and covers every joy and delight in the world, even peace itself.

Far too often, we live as if the end isn’t coming, as if there isn’t a final judgment or last day to be reconciled with.

So what is Captain America’s crime in the eyes of the political pundits? His sin seems to be caring about people.

Perhaps Doctor Strange shows us just where the notion of keeping everything in balance is a sinister cultural flaw.

The comics of today are American versions of Greek mythology complete with origin, philosophy, psychology, and religion.