Usually movies that I don’t think my husband would like I reserve for Netflix, but because I had heard the scenery was breathtaking, The Way was one I wanted to see on the big screen. I was also concerned that this movie would be at the theaters for only a… [more]
Arts & Leisure
Jeremy Lin and ‘godly basketball’
New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin's underdog story and outspoken faith have some sportswriters dubbing him the "Taiwanese Tebow." But while Lin and Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow share similar Christian convictions, Lin's rise to stardom is even more miraculous. Just a few weeks ago, the Harvard University graduate was… [more]
Whitney Houston’s witness
One of America’s most celebrated - and most tormented - vocalists has passed away at a tragically young age. It will likely be a few weeks before the exact cause of Whitney Houston’s death at age 48 is made public, but that won’t stop millions from drawing their own conclusions.… [more]
Charles Dickens and tales of Providence
Today, on his 200th birthday, Charles Dickens is a writer for our times. Dickens is the rare artist appreciated both in his own day and by succeeding generations. Art that can be explained away by its component parts is not likely to be great art; the greatness of Dickens’ art,… [more]
Florence + the Machine, Snow Patrol and the trickiness of spiritual energy
On their sixth album, Fallen Empires, the Irish band Snow Patrol threatens to get all experimental on us. The first track, “I’ll Never Let Go,” starts with an arpeggiated synth track and a distorted vocal that had me thinking my record player’s needle needed replacing. Cameos by Lissie and background… [more]
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Adrienne Conviction, connection and courage are strongly encouraged. "The Grey" is a tragedy in the literary sense.
Liam Neeson, killer wolves and the curious preachiness of The Grey
Joel VanderWeele Part of what made the churches and cathedrals of yesteryear so great was that they served as the centers of community life and culture; houses of worship in the broadest and best sense...
Temples to atheism
Paul Sherratt If Dickens wrote (A Christmas Carol) today he would change the emphasis on ignorance to an emphasis on apathy. For it is apathy which we Christians fight against more than ignorance in the 21st century.
Charles Dickens and tales of Providence
Mari-Anna Frangen Stalnacke I personally use Pinterest to do ministry. So let's not throw (out) the baby with the bath water. Authentic living is possible in social media, too.
Does Pinterest promote consumerism or community?
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'Skyrim' and the danger of self-serving stories
Jason Erik Summers I think another aspect Christians ought to consider is the framing of the ethical debate about freedom and justice. It's essentially a liberal/individualistic one, which Christians may want to reject on principle.
Christian wisdom and navigating SOPA/PIPA's muddy waters